Original paper

The influence of surface topography of a porous perfluoropolyether polymer on corneal epithelial tissue growth and adhesion

Volume: 32, Issue: 34, Pages: 8870 - 8879
Published: Dec 1, 2011
Abstract
Design principles for corneal implants are challenging and include permeability which inherently involves pore openings on the polymer surface. These topographical cues can be significant to a successful clinical outcome where a stratified epithelium is needed over the device surface, such as with a corneal onlay or corneal repair material. The impact of polymer surface topography on the growth and adhesion of corneal epithelial tissue was...
Paper Details
Title
The influence of surface topography of a porous perfluoropolyether polymer on corneal epithelial tissue growth and adhesion
Published Date
Dec 1, 2011
Volume
32
Issue
34
Pages
8870 - 8879
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