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    Correction of literature review with tittle

    Comparison of Surgical excision and Mitomycin C

    of Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia cases :

    1. Page 7 (line 1) : Tweleve studies published between 2000 and

    2008.

    Should be : Seven studies published between 2002 and 2008.

    2. Page 7 (table III.1 ):

    Shoud be :

    4 Starges A,et all,

    2007

    III/Retrospe

    ctive

    SE + AMG

    + Interferon

    29 12

    months

    4 Starges A,et all,

    2007

    III/Retrospe

    ctive

    SE + AMG

    +

    Interferon

    29 2 months

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    3. Page 7 (line 9) : Mean of follow up time were 2 months 50

    months.

    Should be : Mean of follow up time were 3 months 50 months

    4. Page 9 (line 3) : tire current rateme

    Should be : of recurrence rate.

    5. Page 13 (line 5-7) :Based on journals in this literary review, thefollow-up time in OSSN treatment reported in all studies ranged

    from 2 months until 50 months. The minimal follow-up time on

    both procedures was 2 months (Shields CL, et all)

    Should be : Based on journals in this literary review, the follow-

    up time in OSSN treatment reported in all studies ranged from 3months until 50 months. The minimal follow-up time on both

    procedures was 3 months (Rahimi F, et /ll)

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    COMPARISON

    OF SURGERY AND MITOMYCIN C TREATMENT

    OF OCULAR SURFACE SQUAMOUS NEOPLASIA CASES

    LITERATURE REVIEW

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    CHAPTER IINTRODUCTION

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    BACKGROUND

    Ocular surface squamous neoplasia

    (OSSN)

    slowly progressing cancerous lesion

    of the ocular surface caused by

    a neoplastic proliferation of dysplasticsquamous epithelium

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    OSSNmost common

    conjunctiva malignancyin the United States

    the third most commonocular tumor after

    melanoma andlymphoma in the older

    population

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    Differentialdiagnosis

    pannus, actinic disease, pinguecula, pterygium,benign intraepithelial dyskeratosis,

    keratinization of the corneal epithelium,anterior basement membrane dystrophy,

    malignant melanoma, conjunctival papillomata, nevi,and pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia.

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    Treatment of choice : Surgical excision (SE) +

    cryotherapy.

    Reported recurrence rates after surgical treatment

    are significant

    Various topical agents advocate :

    Mitomycin C (Mit C), 5-fluorouracil, and interferonalfa-2b

    >> Mit C

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    PROBLEM

    Tabin et al : RR 11.5 years after primary treatment.

    Frucht-Pery and Rozenman : RR by Mit C : 35%.

    Hirst, L.W. : RR after SE: >50%.

    (?) efficacy and safety the treatment of OSSN

    SEMit C

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    PURPOSE

    To compare the efficacy and safety resultof SE and Mit C treatment

    in OSSN

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    CHAPTER IIMATERIAL AND METHODS

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    Internet browsing Highwire & PUBMED (2002 2008)

    Keywords : OSSN, SE & Mit C.

    The inclusion criteria :

    Minimum follow-up six weeks

    OSSN treatment with SE + AMG and Mit C.

    I/ : typically elevated lesion, involve the limbus,

    gelatinous, papilliform or leukoplakic, with tufts of

    blood vessels

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    Efficacy : primary & secondary outcomemeasure

    The primary outcome : complete clinical resolution

    slit-lamp biomicroscopy

    The secondary outcome : recurrance rate pathologyreports

    Safety : complication during the study.

    Most study : follicular conjunctivitis, corneal ephitelial

    and eyelid skin erythema

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    OCULAR SURFACE SQUAMOUSOCULAR SURFACE SQUAMOUS

    NEOPLASIANEOPLASIA

    OSSN : simple dysplasia carcinoma in situ invasive

    squamous cell carcinoma involving conjunctiva & cornea

    Histopathologically : features of overgrowth of conjunctival

    epithelium with neovascularization, disruption of the basement

    membrane and inflammatory cell infiltrates

    Pizzarello , et al have described the macroscopic appearanceas being either gelatinous, velvety or papilliform or leukoplakic

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    Retrobulbar anesthesia lesions wereremoved by superficial keratectomy (3-4mm tumor-free margin at the corneal andconjunctival side)

    The corneal epithelium 2 mm anterior tothe tumor is treated with absolute alcohol

    The AMG was sutured to the adjacentconjunctiva and episcleral tissue usinginterrupted 10-0 nylon sutures with thebasement membrane side facing up

    SURGICAL

    EXCISION

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    Is an antibiotic isolated fromStreptomyces caespitosis

    inhibits the synthesis of RNA,DNA, and protein

    damages cells by cross linkingDNA and has significant anti-tumor activity

    MYTOMCIN CMYTOMCIN C

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    Mitomycin C 0.04% prepared by :Mitomycin powder content of a 2-mg +5 ml artificial tears

    Put into sterile eye drop bottles shakenfor several times apply four times a day(seven days) followed by more sevendays put in refrigerator.

    Close the eye (5) after using the drop close the punctum by finger pressure (1).

    MYTOMCIN CMYTOMCIN C

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    CAPTER IIIRESULT

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    No Author RatingLevel/design Procedure Number of

    eyes

    Follow-up

    (/mean/average/

    range)

    1 Hirst L. W., 2007 I/Prospective Mit-C 26 6-12 months

    2 Rahimi F, et all,2008

    III/Retrospective Mit-C 17 3 months

    3 Masoomeh E,et

    all, 2008

    III/Retrospective Mit-C 17 4-36 months

    4 Starges A,et all,

    2007

    III/Retrospective SE + AMG +

    Interferon

    29 12 months

    5 Chen C,et all,

    2004

    III/Retrospective Mit C 27 27 months

    6 Yeh LK et all,

    2003

    III/Retrospective SE + AMG + Cryo 5 27 months

    7 Shields CL, et

    all, 2002

    III/Retrospective Mit-C 10 6-50 months

    Table III.1 Characteristics of Journal articles

    collected

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    Table III.2 Complete resolution ofOSSN(Primary Outcome)

    No Author, year Procedure No of eyes Resolutions

    (mean/average)1 Hirst L. W., 2007 Mit C 26 2 months

    2 Rahimi F, et all,2008

    Mit C 17 2.5-41 months

    3 Masoomeh E,et all,

    2008

    Mit C 17 2-16 months

    4 Starges A,et all,

    2007

    SE + AMG +

    Interferon

    14 2 months

    5 Chen C,et all, 2004 Mit C 27 NA6 Yeh LK et all, 2003 SE + AMG + Cryo 5 NA

    7 Shields CL, et all,

    2002

    Mit C 10 NA

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    Tabel III.3Recurrence rate of Mit C and SE.

    (Secondary Outcome)

    No Author, year Procedure Noumber

    of eyes

    Recurrence

    rate

    1 Hirst L. W., 2007 Mit C 26 NA

    2 Rahimi F, et all,

    2008

    Mit C 17 5%

    3 Masoomeh E,et all,

    2008

    Mit C 17 NA

    4. Starges A,et all,

    2007

    SE + AMG +

    interferon

    14 0%

    5 Chen C,et all, 2004 Mit C 27 0%

    6 Yeh LK et all, 2003 SE + AMG + Cryo 5 0%

    7 Shields CL, et all,

    2002

    Mit C 10 0%

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    Table III.4 Complication of Mit C and SE

    No Author, year Procedure Number of

    eyes

    Granuloma Red eye Chemosis

    1 Hirst L. W., 2007 Mit C 26 NA 100% NA

    2 Rahimi F, et all,

    2008

    Mit C 17 NA NA NA

    3 Masoomeh E,et

    all, 2008

    Mit C 17 NA 24% 24%

    4 Starges A,et all,

    2007SE + AMG

    + Interferon

    14 NA NA NA

    5 Chen C,et all,

    2004

    Mit C 27 19% NA NA

    6 Yeh LK et all,

    2003

    SE + AMG

    + Cryo

    5 NA 40% NA

    7 Shields CL, et all,

    2002

    Mit C 10 NA NA NA

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    CHAPTER IVDISCUSSION

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    Mit C has been used over many years in studies of

    small numbers of patients with OSSN.

    It also has been used in conjunction with surgery and

    interferon and by direct application.

    Mit C eye drop 0.04% has shown good clinical

    results and no serious side effects when used as

    alternate seven-day courses.

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    Standard treatment for OSSN traditionally : surgical

    excision + cryotherapy recurrence rates are high

    (5% - 56%) depending on surgical approach, status

    of surgical margins, and length of follow-up

    Positive margins in pathology specimens indicative

    of incomplete excision the most important predictor

    of recurrence

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    Promotes epithelialization and restores ocular surface

    integrity without inflammation or scarring.

    Contains protease inhibitors reduce inflammation-

    associated proteolytic activity after application. Prevent subsequent conjunctival ingrowth and corneal

    vascularization.

    Excellent cosmetic outcome and a normal conjunctival

    epithelial phenotype as demonstrated by impressioncytology

    AMG

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    Mit C Recurrence rate :

    Frucht-Pery and Rozenman : no recurrence

    Shield et al : no recurrence

    Mit C related side effects :

    conjunctival erythema,

    chemosis

    punctate epithelial keratopathy.

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    Systemic side effects of Mit C : bone marrow suppression

    profound leucopenia, thrombocytopenia

    gastrointestinal toxicity

    dermatitis

    alopecia

    fever, malaise, and

    cardiotoxicity

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    In these study

    successfully controlled the tumors only 5%recurrence

    related side effects : red eye, granuloma,

    chemosis

    long-term side effects : not defined

    Summary : Mit C to be effective treatment forextensive and recurrent OSSN with minimal

    ocular toxicity

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    SE Recurrence Rate : 5% to 56% depending on surgical approach.

    Akpek E.K. et al : 50%.

    Chen C, et al : no recurrences.

    Lynn B. McMahan (1994): 33% - 56%

    Hirst, L.W. (2007) : 50%.

    Tabin et al : 11.5 years after primary treatment

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    SE related side effects :

    Secondary tissue granulation

    Pseudopterygium

    Symblepharon Diplopia from tissue foreshortening

    Blepharoptosis

    SE sistemic side efects : -

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    In these study

    All cases had good results with no specialcomplications

    Limited short-term complications :

    redness and chemosis

    Complete epithelialization occurred within2 months

    (mean following-up period of 27 months)

    No recurrence was note

    The cosmetic outcome was good

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    CHAPTER V

    CONCLUSION & SUGGESTION

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    CONCLUSION

    Mitomycin C drop as safe and effective assurgical excision combined with AMG and cryoor interferon alfa 2b seems for OSSNtreatment

    SUGGESTION

    Larger population + longer follow-up periods to further assessing the risk of recurrence andother possible side effects.

    Combining surgical excision and Mit C :alternative method

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