ReviewJournal of clinical medicine2026
The Role of Innervation in Ocular Surface Homeostasis, Tissue Remodeling Following Nerve Injury, and the Therapeutic Potential of Hemocomponents in Neuronal and Cicatricial Pathologies.
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- The Role of Behavioral and Psychological Interventions in Chronic Ocular Pain.Current pain and headache reports · 2026Review
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Abstract
The ocular surface is a neuro-epithelial-immune unit in which corneal innervation is essential for maintaining tissue integrity and visual function. Sensory nerves regulate reflex tearing and blinking, provide trophic support, and modulate local immune responses. Nerve injury resulting from trauma, surgery, infection, systemic disease, or chronic inflammation disrupts epithelial homeostasis and may lead to neurotrophic keratopathy, neuropathic pain, and pathological remodeling. Beyond classical neurotrophic disease, nerve dysfunction contributes to severe dry eye and immune-mediated cicatricial disorders. Depending on the neuro-inflammatory context, remodeling may evolve toward stromal thinning, as in keratoconus, or progressive fibrosis, as in ocular cicatricial pemphigoid. Blood-derived eye drops, including serum- and platelet-based formulations, represent biologically active therapies that support epithelial repair and nerve regeneration, although greater standardization is needed.
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