Table 1.

Patient characteristics and types of cultivated limbal epithelial cell transplants

Patient	Sex	Age (years)	Disease	Lid abnormality	Extent of limbal deficiency	Type of cultivated limbal transplant
1	Female	52	SJS	Yes	Total	Allograft
2	Female	61	Multiple eye surgeries	No	Total	Allograft
3	Male	80	MMC toxicity	No	Total	Autograft
4	Male	53	Chemical burn	Yes	6 clock hours	Autograft
5	Male	42	Chemical burn	Yes	Total	Autograft
6	Male	24	Chemical burn	Yes	8 clock hours	Autograft
7	Female	48	CMV keratitis s/p PK	No	Total	Autograft (annular)
8	Female	44	Chemical burn	No	Total	Autograft (annular)
9	Male	47	Chemical burn	Yes	Total	Autograft
10	Male	49	Chemical burn	Yes	Total	Autograft
11	Male	37	Chemical burn	No	Total	Allograft
12	Male	23	Chemical burn	Yes	Total	Autograft
13	Female	60	Idiopathic, allergic, dry eye	No	8 clock hours	Allograft
14	Male	35	Chemical burn	No	4 clock hours	Autograft
15	Male	34	Chemical burn	No	9 clock hours	Autograft
16	Male	25	Chemical burn	No	Total	Allograft
17	Male	40	Chemical burn	No	10 clock hours	Allograft
18	Female	60	Idiopathic, allergic, dry eye	No	8 clock hours	Allograft
19	Female	26	Chemical burn	No	9 clock hours	Autograft

Abbreviations: SJS, Stevens–Johnson syndrome; MMC, mitomycin C; CMV, cytomegalovirus; s/p PK, status post-penetrating keratoplasty.