Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking Effective In Treatment Of Microbial Keratitis

Sunday, April 20, 2014

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Corneal collagen cross-linking has potential as an effective treatment for superficial microbial keratitis and as an aide for the treatment of non-resolving microbial keratitis, according to a study.

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If standard keratometry and biometry measurements are used to calculate the IOL power in a patient who has previously had myopic LASIK, the selected IOL power will most likely be too high.
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Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking Effective In Treatment Of Microbial Keratitis

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If standard keratometry and biometry measurements are used to calculate the IOL power in a patient who has previously had myopic LASIK, the selected IOL power will most likely be too high.

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