Keratoconus: mechanisms of development
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https://doi.org/10.31288/oftalmolzh2017678Abstract
To date, the problem of surgical treatment for keratoconus has not been solved completely. After corneal transplantation, high refractive errors (myopic astigmatism, as a rule) occur in a graft. This reduces visual outcomes of keratoplasty. Why is myopic refraction formed so persistently in the grafted cornea? Let us present our view of the problem.
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