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Figure 1.

Clinical features and grades of trachoma.

N, normal; TF, Trachomatous inflammation–follicular; TI, Trachomatous inflammation–intense; TS, trachomatous scarring; TT, trachomatous trichiasis; CO, corneal opacity.

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Table 1.

Summary of the incidence and progression rates of trachomatous scarring.

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Figure 2.

Histological section of the conjunctiva from a child with active trachoma.

A subepithelial follicle is seen. Kindly provided by Professor A. El-Asrar, King Saud University.

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Figure 3.

Schemas of normal conjunctiva, active trachomatous disease, and trachomatous scarring.

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Figure 4.

Histological sections of healthy conjunctiva and trachomatous scarring.

(Top) Healthy. (Middle and bottom) Scarred, note disruption of the epithelial and connective tissue morphology, and an increased inflammatory cells.

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