5 Key Takeaways
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Managing visual rehabilitation in patients with advanced corneal ectasia post-penetrating keratoplasty is clinically challenging.
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Custom specialty soft contact lenses are a viable alternative when traditional rigid lenses fail or are rejected by patients.
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A 48-year-old female with bilateral keratoconus and a history of PKP was evaluated for habitual soft contact lens wear.
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The patient was refitted with a custom soft lens for her irregular cornea, achieving excellent comfort and stable vision.
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Seven years post-fit, the patient continues to wear the specialty soft lens comfortably for about 12 hours daily.
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