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MyoRing for Central and Noncentral Keratoconus
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ABSTRACTPurposeTo demonstrate treatment options for keratoconus using MyoRing intracorneal implant in central and noncentral cones.Materials and methodsFive eyes with central and noncentral cones were compared in a retrospective study.ResultsIn central cones the maximum of the flattening effect is in the corneal center while in noncentral cones the maximum of the flattening is in area of the cone.ConclusionNo matter where the cone location is the implantation of MyoRing intracorneal implants always results in a regularization of the central cornea.How to cite this articleDaxer A. MyoRing for Central and Noncentral Keratoconus. Int J Kerat Ect Cor Dis 2012;1(2):117-119.
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Title: MyoRing for Central and Noncentral Keratoconus
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ABSTRACTPurposeTo demonstrate treatment options for keratoconus using MyoRing intracorneal implant in central and noncentral cones.
Materials and methodsFive eyes with central and noncentral cones were compared in a retrospective study.
ResultsIn central cones the maximum of the flattening effect is in the corneal center while in noncentral cones the maximum of the flattening is in area of the cone.
ConclusionNo matter where the cone location is the implantation of MyoRing intracorneal implants always results in a regularization of the central cornea.
How to cite this articleDaxer A.
MyoRing for Central and Noncentral Keratoconus.
Int J Kerat Ect Cor Dis 2012;1(2):117-119.
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