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Longitudinal Effects of Ocular Proton Therapy on the Corneal Subbasal Nerve Plexus in Uveal Melanoma Patients
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Longitudinal Effects of Ocular Proton Therapy on the Corneal Subbasal Nerve Plexus in Uveal Melanoma Patients

By MedXY|Oct 9, 2026

Ocular proton therapy in uveal melanoma induces significant reductions in corneal nerve parameters with partial recovery by 12 months, while corneal sensitivity remains stable and patient-reported symptoms show limited correlation with stru

Impact of Ocular Proton Therapy on Corneal Subbasal Nerve Plexus in Uveal Melanoma: Longitudinal Confocal Microscopy Findings
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Impact of Ocular Proton Therapy on Corneal Subbasal Nerve Plexus in Uveal Melanoma: Longitudinal Confocal Microscopy Findings

By MedXY|Oct 8, 2026

Ocular proton therapy causes significant decreases in corneal nerve fiber parameters in uveal melanoma patients, with partial recovery by 12 months and minimal changes in corneal sensitivity and patient-reported outcomes.

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