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Immunzytochemischer Nachweis von Makrophagen auf einer explantierten Kunstlinse

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Die auf explantierten Linsen gefundenen Zellen werden in der Literatur vielfältig interpretiert. Immunzytochemische Untersuchungen gibt es bisher praktisch nicht. Es wird hier ein Fall vorgestellt, bei dem die morphologisch unterschiedlichen kleinen, spindelförmigen und Riesenzellen immunzytochemisch als Makrophagen identifiziert werden konnten.

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Different cells were described to be found on explanted IOLs. Up to now, they were not differentiated using immunecytochemical techniques. We demonstrate the results of an explanted anterior Chamber IOL, which was covered by spindle-shaped, small and giant cells. They all were macrophages.

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Becker, J., Wenzel, M., Salla, S. (1991). Immunzytochemischer Nachweis von Makrophagen auf einer explantierten Kunstlinse. In: Wenzel, M., Reim, M., Freyler, H., Hartmann, C. (eds) 5. Kongreß der Deutschsprachigen Gesellschaft für Intraokularlinsen Implantation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76815-6_102

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