5 Key Takeaways
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The base curve of a scleral lens is a critical fitting parameter that influences lens power and overall visual clarity.
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A steeper base curve than the cornea creates a plus tear reservoir, leading to a high minus over-refraction.
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A flatter base curve results in a minus tear reservoir, necessitating a plus power for clear vision.
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Improper base curve selection can cause midperipheral touch or excessive clearance, affecting lens fit and comfort.
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Optimizing the base curve alignment enhances visual quality and helps achieve a more centered scleral lens fit.
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