Ophthalmic research · 1988
Effect of epidermal growth factor in severe experimental alkali burns.
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Reim M, Busse S, Leber M, Schulz C
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Ten rabbits with the right eye burnt by 1 N NaOH were treated 5 times daily with epidermal growth factor (EGF) eyedrops or placebo. The epithelium seemed to heal better under EGF treatment than with placebo. Also, ulceration and secondary calcification of the cornea were reduced in the EGF-treated group. The vascularisation was slightly diminished by EGF. The lactate dehydrogenase and N-acetylglucose aminidase activities and the lactate and glucose levels in the corneae were not different between the EGF and the placebo groups. The results showed that there was a beneficial effect of EGF in these experiments with most severe eye burn disease. But the improved regeneration of the epithelium seemed to be counteracted and partly abolished by the severe inflammatory reaction in these eyes.