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Dynamics of corneal endothelial cells before and after cell drop-out and mechanism of stabilization in human eyes based on observation for two years Minoru Matsubara 1 , Satoshi Matsubara 2 , Hisashi Matsubara 3 1Matsubara Eye Clin 2Matsubara Eye Clin 3Dept of Ophthalmol, Mie Univ Sch of Med pp.805-812
Published Date 2014/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410105261
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Abstract. Purpose:To report the dynamics of corneal endothelial cells in human eyes. Cases and Method:This retrospective study was made on 16 eyes of 8 healthy persons. The age ranged from 22 to 76 years(mean age 39 years). The endothelium in the corneal apex was recorded by specular microscopy once a week for 2 years. Another series of 104 patients were examined and recorded by specular microscopy. Results:Corneal endothelial cells showed pleomorphism and polymegetism before drop-out of cells. The finding became more apparent after drop-out. The cell size finally approximated the average value. Oserved pleomorphism and polymegetism were present in cell group around the drop-out cells. In all cell groups, the number of angles averaged 6.0. Changes in the number of angles reflected cell migration or drop-out. Conclusion:The findings seem to show that endothelial cell drop-out occurs as a programmed phenomenon, that changes in the number of angles reflect migration or drop-out of endothelial cells, and that a mechanism is present to keep the hexagonal shape of endothelial cells when seen vertical to the corneal surface.


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