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Pterygium removal surgery
Pterygium removal surgery is a microsurgical procedure to excise the wing‑like conjunctival growth that encroaches on the cornea and causes discomfort or vision impairment.
Pterygium removal surgery
Pterygium removal surgery is a microsurgical procedure to excise the wing‑like conjunctival growth that encroaches on the cornea and causes discomfort or vision impairment.
Pterygium removal surgery is a microsurgical procedure to excise the wing‑like conjunctival growth that encroaches on the cornea and causes discomfort or vision impairment. During the intervention, the surgeon uses a microscope to remove the abnormal tissue and covers the corneal defect with a graft made from the patient’s own conjunctiva, significantly reducing the risk of recurrence. The surgery is recommended for patients with active pterygium growth, pronounced eye redness and irritation, or when the tissue encroaches on the cornea, leading to vision deterioration. As a result, the patient is relieved of the constant foreign‑body sensation and cosmetic defect, and visual acuity is restored.
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Eliseeva Tatiana
Katz Dmitry
Samoteev Sergey Alexandrovich
Kochergin Alexander Sergeevich
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