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What Histological Findings Are Seen in Degenerative Diseases?
Histology of degenerative diseases like keratoconus shows:
- Thinning of the stroma.
- Breaks in Bowman's layer.
- Abnormal collagen arrangement, leading to a cone-shaped cornea.
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