Pterygium treatment refers to procedures used to remove or prevent the growth of pterygia, triangular-shaped tissue growths on the cornea caused by sun and wind exposure. Surgical options include conjunctival autografting, amniotic membrane transplant, and corneal scleral rotational advancement. These procedures aim to restore vision and prevent recurrence.
Pterygium treatment refers to procedures used to remove or prevent the growth of pterygia, triangular-shaped tissue growths on the cornea caused by sun and wind exposure. Surgical options include conjunctival autografting, amniotic membrane transplant, and corneal scleral rotational advancement. These procedures aim to restore vision and prevent recurrence.
A surgical procedure in Australia to remove a pterygium, a fleshy growth on the conjunctiva, preventing vision impairment.
Advanced technology like amniotic membrane grafts may be used for faster healing and reduced risk of recurrence.