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Keratoconus: What happens when your cornea thins – Welland Tribune

April 20, 2013Transplant Surgeryadmin

Keratoconus: What happens when your cornea thins
Welland Tribune
Collagen crosslinking (CXL) is widely considered to be the new standard of care to stabilize corneas and prevent the risk of corneal transplant surgery. The success rate of stabilizing corneas is 98% and in addition 60% of eyes achieve an improvement ...

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