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Topical Pterygium Excision with autolimbal graft using Mitomycin C and fibrin glue

Pterygium is an old challenge for ophthalmic surgeons. Its final resolution is surgical intervention. New surgical techniques have been introduced to improve the outcome, however, the possibility of recurrence always exists. Predicting factors of recurrence are not fully understood, yet, but they probably depend on a multitude of patient-related, clinical, and/or surgical factors. Several adjuvant treatments have been proposed to reduce postoperative pterygium recurrence, including different antimetabolites, antiangiogenetic factors, and radiation therapy. Topical Pterygium Excision with autolimbal graft using Mitomycin C and fibrin glue is technique associated with least recurrence.