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Post pterygium surgery concern
Hi. I have recently had auto conjunctival surgery for a primary pterygium. The surgery was approx 5 days ago. Post operatively I have noticed there is still a small arrow/trianglar shaped piece of tissue that encroaches on my cornea, inside the graft, similar to that of the original pterygium. Is this normal?
Just wondering if that small arrow/triangular shaped tissue that encroaches on your cornea after surgery healed so that its not on your cornea anymore? What happened?
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JCH MD
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