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December 31, 2020AgroLife Scientific JournalOpen Access

DEVELOPMENT OF IN VITRO MULTIPLICATION METHOD FOR Bidens pilosa L.

Lydie Vuguziga Oana Livadariu Narcisa BABEANU Paola ANGELINI Florentina MATEI

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Key Points

To develop a new surgical protocol for treating feline corneal sequestrum and compare its effectiveness to traditional methods.
Conducted surgery on 32 cats diagnosed with corneal sequestrum
Performed keratectomy, applied SoftShield® collagen contact lens, and utilized third eyelid flap
Maintained sutures for three weeks to evaluate healing outcomes.
Corneal healing achieved with minimal scarring in the new technique compared to standard corneal-conjunctival flap procedures.

Implication

Evaluates a new surgical method for corneal sequestrum in cats, suggesting improved healing with minimal scarring.

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Vuguziga et al. (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a323dd7d50b63ecad207489 https://doi.org/10.17930/agl2020246

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