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Study of the effect of amniotic membrane grafting on corneal ulcers.

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Fig.1 (a & b) - Anatomy of the cornea
Fig.2 - Fungal corneal ulcer
Fig 5 Amnion as part of the placenta
Fig.6 - Processing and storage of AMG
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