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Efficacy of pig-to-rhesus lamellar corneal xenotransplantation
Hyuk Jin Choi
, Mee Kum Kim
, Hyun Ju Lee
, Jung Hwa Ko
, So Hee Jeong
, Jae Il Lee
,
Byoung Chol Oh
, Hee Jung Kang
, Won Ryang Wee
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Rhesus
100%
Decellularized
100%
Porcine Cornea
100%
Corneal Xenotransplantation
100%
Lamellar Corneal Transplantation
100%
Porcine
66%
Specific Antibodies
66%
Lamellar Graft
66%
Histology
33%
Nonhuman Primate
33%
Transplantation
33%
Cell Infiltration
33%
Rhesus Macaque
33%
Immunosuppression
33%
Macrophages
33%
Human Cornea
33%
Immunological Profile
33%
Favorable Outcome
33%
CD8+ T Lymphocytes
33%
Donor Cornea
33%
Corneal Allograft
33%
Memory T Cell Subsets
33%
Complement Regulatory Proteins
33%
Memory T Cells
33%
Hypertonic Saline
33%
Saline Treatment
33%
Anti-Gal
33%
Graft Size
33%
Transgenic pig
33%
Porcine Graft
33%
Blood Profile
33%
Decellularized Porcine Cornea
33%
Minimal Immunosuppression
33%
Abrupt Increase
33%
Chronic Rejection
33%
Serial Change
33%
Systemic Corticosteroids
33%
Topical Corticosteroids
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Xenotransplantation
100%
Cornea
100%
Corneal Transplantation
50%
Immunosuppressive Treatment
33%
Memory T Cell
33%
Allograft
16%
Macrophage
16%
Cellular Infiltration
16%
Galactose
16%
T Cell Subset
16%
Regulator Protein
16%
Chronic Graft Rejection
16%
CD8+ T Lymphocyte
16%
Table Salt
16%
Histology
16%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Cornea
100%
Pig
100%
Memory T Cell
33%
Macrophage
16%
T Cell
16%
Histology
16%
Leporidae
16%
Macaca
16%