Researchers investigate the use of a customized corneal crosslinking approach that employs a transepithelial approach with supplemental oxygen to treat of progressive keratoconus.
A study shows 2 variables to identify clinically unaffected highly asymmetric keratoconus eyes.
Researchers compared 5 years worth of follow up from patients who underwent 2 styles of corneal collagen crosslinking.
A study of the Australian population shows high rates of keratoconus and advocates for reforms of the screening protocol.
After 3 similar endophthalmitis cases in only 2 months, investigators suspect a link to the coronavirus.
Researchers show the likelihood for patients to develop keratoconus if another member of their immediate family has the corneal condition.
A 6-year study shows the technique, which is both safe and effective, can treat corneal ectasia.
Patients with bullous keratopathy saw reduced corneal thickness, but no improvement in pain, corneal clarity or vision after the procedure.
In the largest case series on posterior keratoconus to date, researchers describe the varied presentations of the rare condition.
Investigators have shown that serum 25-hydroxy vitamin D levels are significantly lower in patients in both progressive and non-progressive keratoconus.
