What is Corneal Dystrophy?
1. Corneal epithelial basement membrane malnutrition: onset after 30 years of age, recurrent epithelial erosion. There are many gray plaques in the central epithelial layer, tiny droplet-like cysts and turbid fingerprints.
Corneal dystrophy
- For a series of primary progressive sex related to familial inheritance
- Corneal epithelial basement membrane
- Diagnose based on
- 1. Family genetic history.
- 2. Corneal epithelial bullae with varying degrees of turbidity and loss of endothelium.
- 3. Symptoms occur symmetrically in both eyes without new blood vessel invasion.
Corneal malnutrition treatment principles
- 1. Early symptomatic treatment.
- 2. Corneal transplantation is performed in patients with severely affected vision in the late stage.
Corneal dystrophy medication principles
- 1. Symptoms can be treated symptomatically. Generally, hypertonic agents are used to spot the eye or wear a soft contact lens, and antibiotics are used to prevent infection.
- 2. Surgery patients plus systemic medication supplemented with supportive treatment.