Pterygium Surgery May Spur Temporary Sensation Loss At Nasal, Superior Quadrants

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Temporary loss of sensation occurred at the conjunctival autograft site, superior conjunctival area and scraped corneal area after pterygium excision and grafting, a study found.

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All of the following are risk factors for the disorder shown EXCEPT:
1. iris color
2. obesity
3. smoking
4. hypertension
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Pterygium Surgery May Spur Temporary Sensation Loss At Nasal, Superior Quadrants

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