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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 33 eyes with recurrent pterygium surgery observation [Abstract] Objective: To observe the different surgical methods of recurrent pterygium recurrence rate and postoperative complications. Methods: From 11/2009 02 2006, 31 cases of 33 patients with recurrent pterygium (accompanied by symblepharon , different degrees of eye movement is limited purposes of pterygium in 12 eyes, mitomycin patching wounds, autologous conjunctiva (pedicled or free graft or amniotic membrane transplantation surgery, surgical: total excision of pterygium tissue net bare scleral wound to 0.2g / L solution of mitomycin C soaked piece of cotton sticking 3min after the rinse with saline. scleral wound coverage methods: or (transposition conjunctival graft and below 26, above the temporal conjunctival graft 2 eyes, amniotic membrane transplantation 5. Results: The follow 9mo ~ 3a, no recurrence of pterygium in 28 eyes, mild recurrence (nasal bulbar conjunctival hyperemia and subconjunctival tissue thickening, but not long or long into the corneal limbus into the 2mm5 eyes, the recurrence rate of 15%, transposition conjunctival graft 4, amniotic membrane transplantation in 1 eye, symblepharon 3 eyes with mild recurrence, postoperative conjunctival granuloma in 1 eye, dry eye pain and other symptoms sometimes red card 5, No 1 case of cornea, sclera dissolved. Conclusions: Pterygium excision with conjunctival autograft transplantation or amniotic membrane transplantation and mitomycin patching the surgical wound can significantly reduce the recurrence rate of pterygium recurrence after surgery . [Keywords:] recurrent pterygium, conjunctival autograft transplantation, amniotic membrane transplantation and mitomycin C Abstract AIM: To observe the recurrence rate and complications of different methods of recurrent pterygium surgery. METHODS: Between November 2006 and February 2009, 31 cases (33 eyes) of recurrent pterygium (12 eyes of which were accompanied by s