Molecular Vision: Shadmani, Mol Vis 2023; 29:256-265. Table 1

Table 1. Main study findings 7 days after injury, n=5

Tme	CO	NV	FS
Tme	Mean-location percentage	Location percentage	Pattern
30–45 s	0.5-C-50%	L-25%	Diffuse punctate ED
60–75 s	0.8-C and D-80%	PC-33%	Diffuse punctate and patchy
90–120 s	2-C and D-100%	PC-100%	Diffuse punctate and patchy ED
3–4 min	2.2-D-100%	PC-100%	Patchy ED 50.38%

The mean corneal opacity (CO), neovascularization (NV), and fluorescent staining (FS) and their location and the percentage of eyes that developed corneal opacity and neovascularization on day 7 after the injury. Prolonged injury induction for 90–120 s and more induced CO in all eyes, but light injuries to the cornea and limbus did not result in CO in all injured eyes. The average epithelial defect was 50.38% of the corneal surface 7 days after 3–4-min of injury induction. C: central, D: diffuse, PC: paracentral, L: limbal, ED: epithelial defect