Corneal Pain
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13. Effects of morphine on corneal sensitivity and epithelial wound healing: implications for topical ophthalmic analgesia.
Studies were conducted to examine the analgesic and toxic effects of topical morphine on corneal abrasion. For the toxicity study, rabbits were anaesthetized and epithelial cells were removed from the cornea and limbus. Animals were randomised and treated topically as follows: (1) saline (control); (2) morphine sulphate (MS, 0.5%); and (3) proxymetacaine hyd
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14. Idiopathic and symptomatic trigeminal pain.
The trigeminal reflexes (corneal reflex, blink reflex, masseter inhibitory periods, jaw-jerk) and far field scalp potentials (nerve, root, brainstem, subcortical) evoked by percutaneous infraorbital stimulation were recorded in 30 patients with "idiopathic" trigeminal neuralgia (ITN) and 20 with "symptomatic" trigeminal pain (STP): seven postherpetic neuralg
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15. Epithelial downgrowth: a 30-year clinicopathological review.
We performed a retrospective clinicopathological review of 124 patients with epithelial downgrowth seen over a 30-year-period at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. The purpose of this study was to determine predisposing factors in the development of epithelial downgrowth, diagnostic symptoms and signs, and the results of various types of treatments. Th
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16. The treatment of trigeminal neuralgia by posterior fossa microsurgery.
Between 1972 and 1981 57 patients underwent posterior fossa exploration in Oxford by a single surgeon for the treatment of trigeminal neuralgia. Fifty-four of these had either partial or total section of the trigeminal sensory root, 2 had microvascular decompression operations and one had both a partial sensory root section and microvascular decompression. T
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17. Epidemiological and clinical features of primary herpes simplex virus ocular infection.
The epidemiological and clinical features of primary herpes simplex virus ocular infection in 108 patients were studied. Of these, 69 (64%) were aged 15 or over and only eight (7%) were under the age of 5. Associated upper respiratory tract infection was found in 38 (35%) patients and systemic disorders such as mild malaise, fever, and aching in 34 (31%) pat