Mooren’s ulcer is a specific type of peripheral corneal ulcer with an idiopathic, often autoimmune origin, whereas typical corneal ulcers can have various causes, including infections, trauma, or dry eye.
What is the difference between Mooren’s ulcer and a typical corneal ulcer?
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