5 Key Takeaways
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Topography is the most informative metric for assessing orthokeratology lens fit, revealing lens behavior and treatment zone details.
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Tangential maps provide clearer information on treatment zone size and shape, essential for evaluating lens centration and fit.
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Difference maps are crucial for follow-up visits, showing corneal changes and correlating with spherical equivalent changes.
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Decentration of treatment zones can enhance myopia control, but not all decentration requires correction if vision remains clear.
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Mastering map interpretation improves troubleshooting efficiency and strengthens clinical confidence in orthokeratology.
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