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Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A
Experts address questions on anterior segment disease care and contact lens fitting.
Edited by Joseph P. Shovlin, OD.
Herpes Hassles
A history of HSK is not always a contraindication for CXL; active infection is.
05/15/2022
Out for Blood
This dry eye treatment may not be first on your list, but it’s worth taking into consideration.
04/15/2022
Water, Sclerals Don’t Mix
Exposure increases the chances of microbial infection.
03/15/2022
Using CXL as ‘Bug Killer’
When meds alone don’t bring resolution, consider photodynamic therapy with rose bengal and UV-A.
02/15/2022
KCN Again?
Keratoconus development post-corneal transplantation may be harder to explain, but timely detection and treatment is the best course of action for successful visual outcomes.
01/15/2022
Step Up To LK
There are several treatment options for lipid keratopathy, some of which achieve better results than others.
12/15/2021
Scleral Decentration: The Workaround
Center-near aspherics help achieve multifocal correction with this modality, but they don’t come without problems.
11/15/2021
Go With the Flow
Corneal hysteresis may help spot glaucoma in KCN patients.
10/15/2021
MRI Contact Lens Considerations
Material impurities may interact with magnetic fields and cause problems for practitioners and patients alike.
09/15/2021
Pressure Cooker
Avoid sclerals in progressive glaucoma to lower risk of IOP rise.
08/15/2021
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