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Enface views of conjunctiva in medically treated eyes at the surface (A), 10 μm below (B), show a small amount of microcysts that present a partially hyperreflective inner cavity due to the accumulation of amorphous material. Enface views of conjunctiva in medically treated eyes at the surface (A), 10 μm below (B), show a small amount of microcysts that present a partially hyperreflective inner cavity due to the accumulation of amorphous material.  

Enface views of conjunctiva in medically treated eyes at the surface (A), 10 μm below (B), show a small amount of microcysts that present a partially hyperreflective inner cavity due to the accumulation of amorphous material. Enface views of conjunctiva in medically treated eyes at the surface (A), 10 μm below (B), show a small amount of microcysts that present a partially hyperreflective inner cavity due to the accumulation of amorphous material.  

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