2016•Ophthalmology timesRequires access

Keratoconus: Thinking outside the cone

Arun Gulani

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Abstract

In this column, I will describe various keratoconus case scenarios from my referral-based practice—ranging from the highly complex to simple—that can be improved with single or staged techniques that move patients toward emmetropia.

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In this column, I will describe various keratoconus case scenarios from my referral-based practice—ranging from the highly complex to simple—that can be improved with single or staged techniques that move patients toward emmetropia.

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In this column, I will describe various keratoconus case scenarios from my referral-based practice—ranging from the highly complex to simple—that can be improved with single or staged techniques that move patients toward emmetropia.

Key concepts: Keratoconus, Medicine, Emmetropia, Optometry, Referral, Ophthalmology, Column (typography), Cornea

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