5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  The patient presented with advanced keratoconus and was fitted with specialized rigid gas permeable lenses for improved vision.

• 2

  Corneal tomography revealed severe keratoconus, particularly in the right eye, which had no central vision due to toxoplasmosis.

• 3

  Intralimbal GP lenses improved the patient's functional peripheral vision, allowing her to perceive sharper frames during exams.

• 4

  By 2019, contact lens wear was contraindicated for the right eye due to low corneal pachymetry and risk to corneal integrity.

• 5

  The case illustrates the evolution of lens technology from GP designs to scleral lenses, enhancing functional vision in patients.