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Repopulation of this area takes up to 6 months. As long as the cornea treated has a minimum thickness of 400 mm the corneal endothelium will not experience damage, nor will deeper structures such as lens and retina. To prevent damage to the endothelium, the lens or the retina, safe clinical application of X-linking must respect the following criteria: 1. For diffusion of riboflavin throughout the corneal stroma, the epithelium should be removed. 2. Riboflavin solution should be applied for at least 5 minutes allowing riboflavin to permeate through the cornea before the UV irradiation (during the UV exposure, the riboflavin serves as both a photosensitizer and a UV blocker) 3.
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