Medical

conjunctival reaction

Medical history
Calmette's reaction—An obsolete, imprecise, painful test for active tuberculosis, in which diluted tuberculin was instilled in the conjunctival sac.

Medspeak
(1) Allergic conjunctival reaction.
(2) Follicular conjunctival reaction.

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References in periodicals archive

Severe conjunctival reaction after strabismus surgery occurs usually caused by bacterial agents.

Severe conjunctival foreign body reaction caused by polyglactin 910 (vicryl) suture material following strabismus surgery/Sasilik Cerrahisi Sonrasi Poliglaktin 910 (Viktil) Sutur Materyali Nedenli Olusan Siddetli Konjonktival Yabanci Cisim Reaksiyonu

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