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Assessing the visual image quality provided by refractive corrections during keratoconus progression

Rozema et al., 2022

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12602060401839454966
Author
Rozema J
Hastings G
Jiménez-García M
Koppen C
Applegate R
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Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics

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Abstract Purpose To expand the SyntEyes keratoconus (KTC) model to assess the Visual Image Quality (VIQ) of sphero-cylindrical spectacle and rigid contact lens corrections as keratoconus progresses. Methods The previously published SyntEyes KTC eye model to …
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