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Pterygiumis a common ocular surface disorder characterized by the growth of fibrovascular tissue over the cornea. This article provides a comprehensive overview of pterygium histology, including its pathogenesis, cellular components, and molecular characteristics.Understanding the histological features of pterygium is crucial for developing effective treatment strategies and improving patient outcomes

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  • Date of publication 01-04-2024
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Pterygiumis a common ocular surface disorder characterized by the growth of fibrovascular tissue over the cornea. This article provides a comprehensive overview of pterygium histology, including its pathogenesis, cellular components, and molecular characteristics.Understanding the histological features of pterygium is crucial for developing effective treatment strategies and improving patient outcomes

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