Objective:
To demonstrate the use of a cloud-based fitting system in managing progressive myopia through orthokeratology.
Approach:
- Case Description: A 9-year-old male with progressive myopia underwent ortho-k management using a cloud-based platform for lens design.
- Lens Design and Adjustment: Initial lens design was generated and ordered, followed by adjustments based on corneal topography to improve treatment uniformity.
Key Findings:
- Initial lens fit showed a favorable response but indicated overcorrection and inferior lens decentration.
- Modifications to the alignment curves improved lens positioning and treatment zone uniformity.
- Corneal health remained uncompromised throughout the treatment.
Interpretation:
The cloud-based fitting system provided insights for lens adjustments.
Limitations:
- The study is based on a single case, limiting generalizability.
- Outcomes may vary based on individual patient factors and practitioner experience.
Conclusion:
Cloud-based fitting platforms can enhance clinical efficiency and improve first-fit success in ortho-k management.
Sources:
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