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KMID : 0360219590020010086
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Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society
1959 Volume.2 No. 1 p.86 ~ p.89
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Abstract
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The author performed a therapeutic lame Ilar keratoplasty on January 34. 1958. at 5th ROK Army Hospital, for a 24-year-old Korean soldier who had had Persistent unknown corneal ulcer with neovascularization of the right eye during 5ys months before operation. the ulcer had resisted to the con servative treatments.
Donor cornea was a cadaver -material removed 5 hours of after death and preserved 19ht ours at 4°C. until the cornea was used.
A 7mm. triphine, with the guard fixed at 0.6mm. in depth was used.
Two months after operation the graft was well healed and was transparent with slight haziness except for some thick haziness at the lower pupilmargin to the limbus where it had been deeply ulcerated, the vision improved from perception of hand moving to 0.03 of Landolt chart.
There was no evidence of vascularizatlon or ulceration after 5month of observation.
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