
Professor and Head of Department of Dermatology, St George Hospital, University of NSW; Professorial Fellow, the George Institute #clinicaltrials #blistering
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ALT Figure 2. Clinical Assessments before and after Surgery with Ophthalmic B-VEC Treatment. Slit-lamp pictures of the right eye (Panel A) and left eye (Panel B) before surgery and ophthalmic B-VEC treatment showed ankyloblepharon in both eyes. A slit-lamp picture of the right eye at 8 months after surgery and ophthalmic B-VEC treatment (Panel C) showed complete corneal healing and no evidence of recurrent symblepharon. The temporal corneal opacity represents an area of conjunctivalization that remained stable at least 6 months. Anterior segment optical coherence tomography of the right eye (Panel D) was performed 8 months after surgery and ophthalmic B-VEC treatment. The central epithelial thickening represents remnants of amniotic membrane.



















