The inflammatory response to secondary methylmethacrylate challenge in lens-implanted rabbits.
作者： J. Charles Jennette , David E. Eifrig , Y.B. Paranjape
DOI: 10.1016/S0146-2776(82)80008-6
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摘要: Polymethylmethacrylate intraocular-lens-implanted rabbits were challenged with subcutaneous polymeric or monomeric methylmethacrylate. The inflammatory response to this secondary challenge was compared that at the site of sham procedures and in control never exposed There a definite granulomatous both was, however, no enhancement exacerbation intraocular inflammation lens-implanted rabbits, thus substantiating nonimmunogenicity
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