Evaluation of the Algerbrush II rotating burr as a tool for inducing ocular surface failure in a mouse model.

Purpose: The Algerbrush II has been widely used to induce corneal and limbal injuries in animal models. The extent of injury varies with the duration of exposure, pressure from the placement of the burr, and the size of the burr. However, no study has explored the correlation between the duration of exposure and the severity of injury in mouse model with corneal and limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD) induced using the Algerbrush II.

Regenerated Corneal Epithelium Expresses More βIII-Tubulin After Chemical Injuries Compared to Mechanical Injuries.

Purpose: Defining the regenerative response following various types of corneal chemical and mechanical injuries is important for understanding the pathophysiology of the injury and evaluating the effectiveness of the therapies. This study characterizes corneal epithelial healing in a murine chemical and mechanical injury model.

Methods: Four groups of 10 mice each received complete corneolimbal injuries by AlgerBrush, AlgerBrush/thermal, NaOH (0.

Comments on: Choroidal thickness in eyes of migraine patients measured using spectral domain-optical coherence tomography: A meta-analysis.

The choroid is one of the most vascularized regions of the human body. Therefore, various local and systemic physiologic/pathologic conditions and environmental factors have effects on choroidal thickness.

Analysis of Microvasculature in Children Recovered from COVID-19 Using Swept-Source OCT/OCTA Technology.

The choroid is one of the most vascularized regions of the human body. Therefore, various local and systemic physiologic/pathologic conditions and environmental factors have effects on choroidal thickness.

Effect of reduced meal frequency during Ramadan fasting on retinal and choroidal thickness.

This paper is a comment on the article entitled "Effect of reduced meal frequency during Ramadan fasting on retinal and choroidal thickness'' by Ersan et al. We think this paper will make a significant contribution to this article and to the literature.