Implant Could Reduce Risk of Corneal Graft Rejectio

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Tuesday, June 26, 2007

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A novel sustained-release drug implant may create a new paradigm to reduce graft failure in patients receiving corneal transplants, according to a cornea specialist involved in its evaluation.

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