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HORTZ reports a number of cases in which he has filled in thespace left after the excision of large pterygia by grafts fromthe skin behind the ear. He makes the graft a little smallerthan the denuded space, in the horizontal direction. Both eyesare bandaged for 48 hours. In four reported cases there wasbut one failure.
