All Outputs (4)

Corneal Decellularization: A Method of Recycling Unsuitable Donor Tissue for Clinical Translation? (2015)
Journal Article
Wilson, S. L., Sidney, L. E., Dunphy, S. E., Dua, H. S., & Hopkinson, A. (2016). Corneal Decellularization: A Method of Recycling Unsuitable Donor Tissue for Clinical Translation?. Current Eye Research, 41(6), 769-782. https://doi.org/10.3109/02713683.2015.1062114

Background: There is a clinical need for biomimetic corneas that are as effective, preferably superior, to cadaveric donor tissue. Decellularized tissues are advantageous compared to synthetic or semi-synthetic engineered tissues in that the native m... Read More about Corneal Decellularization: A Method of Recycling Unsuitable Donor Tissue for Clinical Translation?.

Clinical evaluation and characterisation of corneal vascularisation (2015)
Journal Article

Background/aims: To clinically characterise corneal neovascularisation (CVas) with a view to elaborate clinical presentations and to standardise descriptors for clinical evaluation and research. Methods: Corneas of 165 patients with CVas due to a va... Read More about Clinical evaluation and characterisation of corneal vascularisation.

Corneal hypoesthesia with normal sub-basal nerve density following surgery for trigeminal neuralgia (2015)
Journal Article

Calcified corneal nerves (2015)
Journal Article