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March 12, 2024/Ophthalmology/Ophthalmology Research

Motion-Tracking Brillouin Microscopy Detects Keratoconus Before It’s Clinically Evident

Identifies weak spots in the cornea before shape change occurs

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November 10, 2022/Ophthalmology/Eye Care & Treatment

‘Second Generation’ Brillouin Microscopy May Better Identify Patients for Refractive Surgery, Corneal Cross-Linking

LASIK causes twice as much corneal weakening as SMILE or PRK, shows study

May 27, 2021/Ophthalmology/Ophthalmology Research

Optical Coherence Elastography May Help Detect Keratoconus Earlier

Immediate implications for refractive surgery

October 4, 2019/Ophthalmology/Ophthalmology Research

Focusing on Corneal Ectatic Disease: An In-Depth Conversation with J. Bradley Randleman, MD

Brillouin imaging, corneal cross-linking could aid identification and management of keratoconus and postoperative ectasia

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December 18, 2018/Ophthalmology/Eye Care & Treatment

Treating Progressive Keratoconus: Going Beyond Disease Stabilization

Combined transepithelial PTK, CXL yields improvements

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