injury to the cornea during abnormal growth of eyelashes (trichiasis);

This means that any injury to the cornea can be very painful.

trauma of the cornea, because of which scars appeared on it;

More specifically speaking, it can prevent the onset of diseases caused by lacrimal disorders without injuring cornea or conjunctiva.

Depending on the size of the focus of inflammation, pericorneal vascular injection may surround the cornea from all sides or manifest only at the site of the cornea lesion.

Perforation, ulceration and injury of cornea with uncompleted epithelialisation (see also section 4.4),

Perforation, ulceration and injury of cornea with uncompleted epithelialisation (see also section 4.4),

Perforation, ulceration and injury of cornea with uncompleted epithelialisation (see also section 4.4),

The use of TGF-β3 to reduce the formation of scar tissue as a result of trauma to the cornea of the eye is described.

It can be due to a lesion on the cornea, iris, or lens as in an early cataract.

Injury to the cornea is often associated with hyperalgesia and corneal neuropathic pain (CNP).

The third eyelid covers the eye to protect it from further injury, as in the case of corneal trauma.

(b) is capable of causing an erythema or edema of the skin, corneal or iris damage or conjunctival swelling or redness; or

(c) in the case of corneal or iris damage or conjunctive swelling or redness, OECD No. 405.

(b) is capable of causing an erythema or edema of the skin, corneal or iris damage or conjunctival swelling or redness; or