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Pediatric Corneal Crosslinking: Is It Necessary to Document Progression? No
May 2019
Meeting: 2019 Annual Meeting
Session: SYM-104: Keratoconus: Consensus and Controversy
Presenter: Maria A. Henriquez, MD, PhD
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This presentation ilustrate the agressivity of keratoconus in children. Remarks are provided on the ethical and medical reasons to perform CXL in children and explain why, in some cases we should not wait for progression.
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Cornea crosslinking pediatric keratoconus
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This presentation is from the session "SYM-104: Keratoconus: Consensus and Controversy" from the 2019 ASCRS Annual Meeting held on May 4-7, 2019 in San Diego, California.

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