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Pterygium:new insights into risk factors?

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摘要 Introduction The word pterygium comes from two Greek words:(pteryx)meaning wing and(pterygion)fin(1-3).Pterygium,one of the most common benign tumors of the ocular surface,is a focal fibrovascular proliferation of conjunctival tissue onto the cornea(1-6).The pterygium is usually triangular in shape and localized in the nasal palpebral fissure(1-6).Histopathologically,there is usually a nonkeratinizing epithelium and loss of goblet cells(4).Some cases show also the development of a multilayered keratinizing squamous epithelium.Subepithelial features include thickened collagen fibers,numerous vascular incisions,and pathognomonic elastoid degeneration.Sometimes,chronic inflammation,such as lymphocytic infiltration,can also be seen(2-6).Furthermore,the head of the pterygium,which is firmly fused to the cornea,can also grow into the upper corneal layers and fragment Bowman’s lamella(1-4).
出处 《Annals of Eye Science》 2022年第4期1-3,共3页 眼科学年鉴(英文)
关键词 Bowman FUSED EPITHELIUM
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