Probably not. Surgery isn't usually needed for a corneal abrasion itself. But rare and severe cases, with large or deep scars from nonhealing abrasions, might need an operation called a ...

Four participants with LSCD, a disorder that leads to scarring on the cornea, were included in the study. The cornea, often described as the eye's "transparent window," relies on stem cells from ...

Most cases of HSK are due to reactivation of the virus from latency leading to recurrent bouts of corneal inflammation and scarring with progressive loss of vision. Replicating virus is required ...

persistent epithelial defects of the cornea, and diseases that cause conjunctival scarring. Nonetheless, there have been no more than a few randomized and controlled trials of AMT to date.