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As a development of Capella's and Kaufman's procedure we examined on four series each with 20 pig corneae the four antifreezing solutions described by the authors singly with regard to their protective effect against freezing. After thawing at +60 degrees within 50 seconds and rehydration with 25% Serum albumin (in the fourth series 10 corneae were rehydrated with polyvinylpyrrolidone) the endothelium was stained with Trypan blue. Microphotographs were made of the endothelial surface, stained nuclei counted and the results were analysed statistically and compared one with other. Hence we could show that with increasing concentration of the antifreeze solution the vitality of the cornea increases.
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