Cathy M Styer, William T Ferrier, Philippe Labelle, Stephen M Griffey, Lon V Kendall
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Limbic dermoid in a New Zealand White rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus).
Superficial keratectomy was performed in a New Zealand White rabbit for a suspected limbic dermoid. Histology confirmed the diagnosis. Ocular dermoids have been reported in a variety of laboratory animals. This is the first report of a corneal dermoid in rabbits.