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… the control group. Compared with controls matched for age/sex, keratoconus was associated with Corvis Biomechanical Index (CBI) >0.51 (are…

…the sub-400 protocol is a safe and effective option for halting keratoconus progression in thin corneas. Larger numbers with longer follow-…

…gen cross-linking (CXL) are linked to noticeable progression of keratoconus, especially concerning the anterior corneal curvature parameter…

…drops in a woman in her 60s with oculocutaneous albinism (OCA). Keratoconus is a progressive non-inflammatory corneal ectatic disorder that…

…ith keratoconus without scarring, in 164 of 315 eyes (52%) with keratoconus with scarring, in 69 of 87 eyes (79%) with other DALK indicatio…

…ticules for a wide range of therapeutic applications, including keratoconus treatment and scleral reinforcement, thereby enhancing access t…

…stoperative period. A patient in her mid-20s was diagnosed with keratoconus and underwent an uneventful CXL procedure. She demonstrated nor…

…Purpose To develop and validate deep learning models predicting keratoconus progression risk using multimodal imaging, enabling risk-strati…

…usions Both CAIRS and TG-PRK + CXL are effective treatments for keratoconus. CAIRS offers meaningful topographic improvement and may be pre…

…Purpose Acute corneal hydrops is a sight-threatening complication of corneal ectasia caused b…

…were for suspicious discs 77/129= 60% followed by referrals for choroidal nevus, retinal pigmentation and macular abnormalities.Final diagnosis…

…eway disease datasets, such as atopic or allergic eye diseases, meibomian gland dysfunction, cicatrising conjunctivitis, chemical injury, dry eye, limbal s…