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The Use of Impression Cytology in Ocular Surface Diseases

Oküler Yüzey Hastalıklarında İmpresyon Sitolojisinin Kullanımı

Pages
43–46
Publication Date
2022-10-17
DOI
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IC has been used increasingly to assist in diagnosis of ocular surface disease, improve our understanding of the pathophysiology of ocular surface disease, and provide biomarkers to be used as outcome measures in clinical trials.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Impression cytology (IC), using cellulose acetate filter papers is a simple, noninvasive technique that aids in the diagnosis of several disorders of the ocular surface.These disorders include ocular surface squamous neoplasia, dry eye syndrome, limbal stem-cell deficiency, specific viral infections, vitamin A deficiency, allergic disorders, conjunctival melanosis and malignant melanoma.
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Key Findings & Data:Impression cytology (IC), using cellulose acetate filter papers is a simple, noninvasive technique that aids in the diagnosis of several disorders of the ocular surface.These disorders include ocular surface squamous neoplasia, dry eye syndrome, limbal stem-cell deficiency, specific viral infections, vitamin A deficiency, allergic disorders, conjunctival melanosis and malignant melanoma.
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Conclusion & Impact:IC has been used increasingly to assist in diagnosis of ocular surface disease, improve our understanding of the pathophysiology of ocular surface disease, and provide biomarkers to be used as outcome measures in clinical trials.
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Abstract

Impression cytology (IC), using cellulose acetate filter papers is a simple, noninvasive technique that aids in the diagnosis of several disorders of the ocular surface.These disorders include ocular surface squamous neoplasia, dry eye syndrome, limbal stem-cell deficiency, specific viral infections, vitamin A deficiency, allergic disorders, conjunctival melanosis and malignant melanoma. IC has been used increasingly to assist in diagnosis of ocular surface disease, improve our understanding of the pathophysiology of ocular surface disease, and provide biomarkers to be used as outcome measures in clinical trials.

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İmpresyon sitolojisi (IC) selüloz asetat filtre kağıtları kullanılarak, oküler yüzeyin çeşitli bozukluklarının tanısına yardımcı olan basit, noninvaziv bir tekniktir. Bu bozukluklar arasında oküler yüzey skuamöz neoplazisi, kuru göz sendromu, limbal kök hücre eksikliği, spesifik viral enfeksiyonlar, vitamin A eksikliği, alerjik bozukluklar, konjonktival melanozis ve malign melanom yer alır. IC, oküler yüzey hastalığının teşhisine yardımcı olmak, oküler yüzey hastalığının patofizyolojisini daha iyi anlamak ve klinik çalışmalarda sonuç ölçütleri olarak kullanılmak üzere biyobelirteçler sağlamak için giderek daha fazla kullanılmaktadır.

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Turan, G., Oltulu, P., Turan, M., Oltulu, R. (2022). The Use of Impression Cytology in Ocular Surface Diseases. Selçuk Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 35 - Sayı: 1, 43–46. https://ajindex.com/articles/591853

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