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Evaluation of Dexpanthenol and Hyaluronic Acid Eye Drops on Corneal Epithelialization After Trans Epithelial PRK
The aim of this prospective, contralateral, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study is the evaluation of the performance of a fixed combination of dexpanthenol and hyaluronic acid preservative-free eye artificial tears eye drops, in corneal wound healing after trans epithelial photorefractive keratectomy. One eye of each patient, randomly determined, will be assigned to receive artificial tears containing a combination of dexpanthenol-hyaluronic acid (study group) while the fellow eye will receive Placebo / identical combination containing the same ingredients and hyaluronic acid without dexpanthenol (control group). The drops will be applied hourly postoperatively, starting one hour after the surgery. All subjects will be treated until the day of complete reepithelialization or a maximum of 7 days postoperatively. Researchers will compare the epithelialization between the two eyes. The primary endpoint is the time to reepithelialization.The secondary endpoints are the intra-individual differences measured in each eye in terms of epithelial defect size in each visit, subjective evaluation of pain (discomfort) and subjective evaluation of vision.
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