5 Key Takeaways
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A 9-year-old male with progressive myopia was treated with orthokeratology after showing an increase in refractive error.
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Corneal topography was utilized to generate an initial lens design via the Arise cloud platform, which was ordered without modifications.
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After one week of wear, the patient exhibited overcorrection and induced astigmatism, prompting further evaluation of the lens fit.
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Adjustments to the lens alignment curves were made based on topographic mapping, leading to improved centration and treatment uniformity.
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The study highlights the importance of cloud-based fitting systems in enhancing ortho-k outcomes while emphasizing the need for clinical judgment.
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