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Immunologisches Transplantatversagen nach autologer kontralateraler Keratoplastik

Immunological graft rejection after autologous contralateral keratoplasty

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Die kontralaterale autologe Keratoplastik ist eine selten angewandte Therapieoption bei vorliegender funktioneller Einäugigkeit. Hierbei erfolgt der Transfer gesunden Hornhautgewebes vom sehbehinderten Partnerauge zum erkrankten Oculus ultimus. Wir berichten im Folgenden über den Fall einer immunologischen Transplantatabstoßung nach autologer Keratoplastik bei gleichzeitigem Überleben des homologen Transplantats eines Fremdspenders am Partnerauge.

Abstract

Autologous keratoplasty from an amblyopic eye to the fellow oculus ultimus is a rarely used procedure. This is due to the relatively uncommon constellation of pathology. The following article reports the case of a graft rejection after autologous keratoplasty, while the homologous graft on the amblyopic fellow eye remained clear.

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  1. International Vision Correction Research Centre, Universitäts-Augenklinik Heidelberg, Im Neuenheimer Feld 400, 69120, Heidelberg, Deutschland

    S. Schmidt F.E.B.O., M.P. Holzer, R. Khoramnia & G.U. Auffarth

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Schmidt, S., Holzer, M., Khoramnia, R. et al. Immunologisches Transplantatversagen nach autologer kontralateraler Keratoplastik. Ophthalmologe 109, 1014–1016 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00347-012-2560-9

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