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Immunofluorescence of a 5-year-old laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) corneal wound (arrows) showing type 1 collagen throughout the entire interface scar (A) and increased type 3 collagen at the wound margin only (B). Using the primary antibody for α smooth muscle actin, myofibroblasts were found in a 75-μm zone in the wound margin scar in a 4-month-old LASIK wound (C) and in first cell layer below the epithelial surface in a 3-year-old LASIK wound (D) (original magnification ×100).