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Keratoconus and Fuchs' Corneal Endothelial Dystrophy in a Patient and her Family
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“…The finding of anterior corneal steepening in patients with PPCD had previously been suggested in case reports [38]. There is also a well-known association between FECD and keratoconus [39,40].…”
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“…The finding of anterior corneal steepening in patients with PPCD had previously been suggested in case reports [38]. There is also a well-known association between FECD and keratoconus [39,40].…”
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“…Published studies are either case reports, specifically addressing the comorbidity and treatment options, or larger-scale studies, where this comorbidity is reported but not the principal focus of the researchers. In the first category, there are single case reports [15,[17][18][19][20][21][22] series [16,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27]. In the second category, there are 2 larger-scale studies, with Cremona et al [28] expanding the scope to include all comorbid corneal dystrophies to KC found over a 10-year period in a specialized treatment center [28], while Parker et al [29] expand the scope to address the mechanism for corneal hydrops in eyes with KC, using a group of patients with KC and FD as 1 of the 2 research groups for their hypothesis.…”
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“…The finding of anterior corneal steepening in patients with PPCD had previously been suggested in case reports [38]. There is also a well-known association between FECD and keratoconus [39,40].…”
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“…Published studies are either case reports, specifically addressing the comorbidity and treatment options, or larger-scale studies, where this comorbidity is reported but not the principal focus of the researchers. In the first category, there are single case reports [15,[17][18][19][20][21][22] series [16,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27]. In the second category, there are 2 larger-scale studies, with Cremona et al [28] expanding the scope to include all comorbid corneal dystrophies to KC found over a 10-year period in a specialized treatment center [28], while Parker et al [29] expand the scope to address the mechanism for corneal hydrops in eyes with KC, using a group of patients with KC and FD as 1 of the 2 research groups for their hypothesis.…”
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“…The finding of anterior corneal steepening in patients with PPCD had previously been suggested in case reports [38]. There is also a well-known association between FECD and keratoconus [39,40].…”
Section: Irregular Astigmatism
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confidence: 62%
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confidence: 91%
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“…Published studies are either case reports, specifically addressing the comorbidity and treatment options, or larger-scale studies, where this comorbidity is reported but not the principal focus of the researchers. In the first category, there are single case reports [15,[17][18][19][20][21][22] series [16,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27]. In the second category, there are 2 larger-scale studies, with Cremona et al [28] expanding the scope to include all comorbid corneal dystrophies to KC found over a 10-year period in a specialized treatment center [28], while Parker et al [29] expand the scope to address the mechanism for corneal hydrops in eyes with KC, using a group of patients with KC and FD as 1 of the 2 research groups for their hypothesis.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%