Ocular Surface Changes After Sulfur Mustard Exposure in Rabbits, Monitored by Impression Cytology

Conclusions: Continuous monitoring of the ocular surface after SM exposure by IC enables earlier detection of pathology and therapeutic intervention, therefore, is recommended for routine follow-up of casualties. Prolonged loss of goblet cells may point toward the role of mucin in the pathogenesis.
Source: Cornea - Category: Opthalmology Tags: Basic Investigation Source Type: research