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Cornea Tissue Addition Keratoplasty

Erin Ong MD, and Karanveer Saini

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This video explores the potential of corneal tissue addition keratoplasty (CTAK) for patients with moderate keratoconus, emphasizing its impact on vision improvement. The presentation provides a detailed, step-by-step view of the tissue insertion process, followed by 1-month postop topographic map comparisons. These comparisons illustrate a favorable central corneal flattening, demonstrating CTAK’s capability in reshaping the cornea and enhancing visual outcomes for keratoconus patients.

Posted: 11/08/2024

Keywords:

Keratoplasty

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Cornea Tissue Addition Keratoplasty

Erin Ong MD, and Karanveer Saini

This video explores the potential of corneal tissue addition keratoplasty (CTAK) for patients with moderate keratoconus, emphasizing its impact on vision improvement. The presentation provides a detailed, step-by-step view of the tissue insertion process, followed by 1-month postop topographic map comparisons. These comparisons illustrate a favorable central corneal flattening, demonstrating CTAK’s capability in reshaping the cornea and enhancing visual outcomes for keratoconus patients.

Posted: 11/08/2024

Keywords:

Keratoplasty

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