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From Blurred to Brilliant: Overcoming Severe Keratoconus With CTAK

Erin Ong MD, Karanveer Saini

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In this video, a patient with severe keratoconus and uncorrected visual acuity of counting fingers (CF) sought to improve their vision. After a thorough evaluation, corneal tissue addition keratoplasty (CTAK) was recommended as a potential treatment option. Erin Ong, MD, performed the surgery and the patient’s visual acuity improved significantly from CF to 20/70. The video provides a detailed look at the steps taken to achieve the patient’s desired vision, showcasing the incredible potential of CTAK in treating severe keratoconus.

Posted: 12/11/2024

Keywords:

Keratoconus

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CTAK

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corneal tissue addition keratoplasty (CTAK)

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From Blurred to Brilliant: Overcoming Severe Keratoconus With CTAK

Erin Ong MD, Karanveer Saini

In this video, a patient with severe keratoconus and uncorrected visual acuity of counting fingers (CF) sought to improve their vision. After a thorough evaluation, corneal tissue addition keratoplasty (CTAK) was recommended as a potential treatment option. Erin Ong, MD, performed the surgery and the patient’s visual acuity improved significantly from CF to 20/70. The video provides a detailed look at the steps taken to achieve the patient’s desired vision, showcasing the incredible potential of CTAK in treating severe keratoconus.

Posted: 12/11/2024

Keywords:

Keratoconus

•

CTAK

•

corneal tissue addition keratoplasty (CTAK)

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