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Abnormality of conjunctival epithelial cells in cicatricial ocular surface diseases Masahito Ohji 1 , Genjiro Ohmi 1 , Akira Kiritoshi 1 , Shigeru Kinoshita 1 1Dept. of Ophthalmol, Osaka Rosai Hosp pp.733-736
Published Date 1987/7/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410210087
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We evaluated the conjunctival epithelial cells in cicatricial diseases of the cornea and the conjunc-tiva including thermochemical burn 11 eyes, Stevens-Johnson syndrome 7 eyes, ocular pemphigoid 4 eyes and idiopathic cicatricial diseases 8 eyes. Seven otherwise healthy cataractous eyes served as con-trol. We tentatively defined 4 cytological stages based on goblet cell density. Stage (-) indicates keratinized epithelial cells with no goblet cells. In stage (±), there were 0 to 10 goblet cells per square millimeters.Stages (+) and (⧺) indicated 10 to 100 and 100 to 1,000 goblet cells respectively.Eyes following thermochemical injuries formed a distinct group as there were 4 eyes (36%) belongingto stage (⧺). All the other diseases either belonged to stage (-), (±) or (+) and were similar to the control eyes.

We examined biopsied conjunctival specimen from both eyes in 5 unilateral cases of theremo-chemical injuries. The goblet cell density was signi-ficantly greater in the injured eye than in the fellow, normal eye in all the 5 pairs (p< 0.05). The findings suggest the possibility that different abnormalities in conjunctival epithelial cells may exist in ocular surface diseases even when they manifest similar clinical manifestations. Impression cytology promises to be of value in accurate diagno-sis and in planning therapeutic approach in cicatricial ocular surface diseases.

Rinsho Ganka (Jpn J Clin Ophthalmol) 46(7) : 733-736, 1987


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