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Table 2 Follow up and therapy modalities of patients with Mooren’s ulceration

From: Amniotic membrane transplantation ineffective as additional therapy in patients with aggressive Mooren’s ulcer

Case No.

Follow up time (month)

Numbers of AM- transplantation/Surgical procedures

Immunosuppressive therapy

Topical immunosuppressivetherapy

BCVA at initial visit

BCVA at last follow up

Epithelialisation (including conjunctivalisation)

1

112

OD: 2x + KPL

Cyclophosphamide (i.v.; ineffective) FK-506

Cyclosporin A AT 0.5%

OD: < 20/4000

OD: <20/4000

2 month after AMT and effective immunosuppressive therapy

OS: 3x

OS: 20/4000

OS: 20/4000

2

75

OD: 1x

Cyclosporin A (orally)

Cyclosporin A AT 0.5%

OD: 20/2000

OD: 20/4000

3 month after AMT and effective immunosuppressive therapy

3

14

OD: 4x

Cylclophosphamide (i.v.)

Cyclosporin A AT 0.5%

OD: 20/80

OD: 20/2000

1 month after AMT and effective immunosuppressive therapy

4

12

OD: 1x

Cyclophosphamide (i.v.)

Cyclosporin A AT 0.5%

OD: 20/32

OD: 20/80

1 month after AMT and effective immunosuppressive therapy

5

144

OD: 7x + conjunctival resection

Cyclophosphamide (i.v.; ineffective) Cyclosporin A (orally; ineffective) Tacrolimus

Cyclosporin A AT 0.5%

OD: 20/32

OD: <20/4000

3 month after AMT and effective immunosuppressive therapy

OS: 20/20

OS: 20/32

6

232

OD: 4x + KPL enucleation

Cyclophosphamide (i.v.)

Cyclosporin A AT 0.5%

OD: 20/25

OD: -

3 month after KPL and effective immunosuppressive therapy

OS: 20/25

OS: 20/40

7

30

OD: 5x + conjunctival resection

Cyclophosphamide (i.v.) Azathioprine

Cyclosporin A AT 0.5%

OD: 20/320

OD: 20/800

3 month after AMT and effective immunosuppressive therapy

  

OS: 3x + conjunctival resection

  

OS: 20/32

OS: 20/63