Correcting Recurrent Pterygiums
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Dr. Gulani is uniquely experienced in correcting previous pterygiums that have recurred for patients that have traveled to him from all over the globe. Approaching each pterygium in a custom designed surgical fashion Dr. Gulani further classifies these pterygium into the follow categories:
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- Mild
- Medium
- Large
Additionally, he further classifies the pterygia based on their location:
- Unilateral
a. Medial: toward the nose
b. Lateral: toward outer part of the eye
c. Superior or Inferior: less common locations - Bi-temporal: on each side of the eye
- Circumferential
Furthermore, the recurrence is classified:
- Limited: recurrence within previous surgical area
- Extensive: involving adjacent ocular tissues
To find out if you’re a candidate for Dr. Gulani’s world renowned “No-Stitch” surgical technique; SPARKLE™ (Sutureless Pterygium Excision with Amniotic Reconstruction and Lamellar Keratectomy) contact our headquarters in Jacksonville, FL to start your Gulani Vision Experience.