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Bowman Transplant in a Keratoconus Patient
May 2019
Meeting: 2019 Annual Meeting
Session: SYM-211: Symposium of Challenging Cases
Presenter: Anderson de Lima Martins, MD
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This presentation demonstrates how we can avoid or delay a conventional corneal transplant, whether PK or DALK, in selected cases. Bowman layer transplantation has been shown to stabilize the progression of ectasia and facilitate contact lens fitting in cases of advanced keratoconus.
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Cornea keratoconus Bowman layer transplantation cornea transplant DALK surgical technique challenging case
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