The harvesting of corneal endothelial cells (CEC) has received special attention due to its potential as a therapy for corneal blindness. The main challenges are related to the culture media formulation, cellular density at the primary isolation, and the number of passages in which CEC can retain their functional characteristics. To alternate different media formulations to harvest CEC has an impact on the cellular yield and morphology.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntroduction: To report a case of unilateral corneal perforation due to isolated ocular lichen planus.
Methods: Interventional case report. Informed consent by the patient was obtained to publish clinical images.