Iol’S for Visual Rehabilitation in Stable Keratocounus

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Armia A^{1, 2} ; Adibmoghaddam S³ ; Tarib I⁴

Source: Keratoconus: Current and Future State-of-the-Art Published:2021

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Despite intraocular lenses (IOLs) power calculation in Keratoconus patients is quite challenging requiring more parameters calculation and accurate selection criteria due to the irregularity of the cornea, high order aberrations and irregular astigmatism, IOL’s represent a powerful tool for visual rehabilitation in patients with stable or CXL-stabilized Keratoconus. Overviewing IOL’s for visual rehabilitation in KC, the chapter illustrates the novel technologies for accurate diagnosis and formulas to optimize postoperative outcomes. © The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022.

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MLA	Armia A, Adibmoghaddam S, Tarib I. "Iol’S for Visual Rehabilitation in Stable Keratocounus." Keratoconus: Current and Future State-of-the-Art, vol. , no. , 2021, pp. 187-212.
APA	Armia A, Adibmoghaddam S, Tarib I (2021). Iol’S for Visual Rehabilitation in Stable Keratocounus. Keratoconus: Current and Future State-of-the-Art, (), 187-212.
Chicago	Armia A, Adibmoghaddam S, Tarib I. "Iol’S for Visual Rehabilitation in Stable Keratocounus." Keratoconus: Current and Future State-of-the-Art , no. (2021): 187-212.
Harvard	Armia A, Adibmoghaddam S, Tarib I (2021) 'Iol’S for Visual Rehabilitation in Stable Keratocounus', Keratoconus: Current and Future State-of-the-Art, (), pp. 187-212.
Vancouver	Armia A, Adibmoghaddam S, Tarib I. Iol’S for Visual Rehabilitation in Stable Keratocounus. Keratoconus: Current and Future State-of-the-Art. 2021;():187-212.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Armia A and Adibmoghaddam S and Tarib I}, title = {Iol’S for Visual Rehabilitation in Stable Keratocounus}, journal = {Keratoconus: Current and Future State-of-the-Art}, volume = {}, number = {}, pages = {187-212}, year = {2021} }
RIS	TY - JOUR AU - Armia A AU - Adibmoghaddam S AU - Tarib I TI - Iol’S for Visual Rehabilitation in Stable Keratocounus JO - Keratoconus: Current and Future State-of-the-Art VL - IS - SP - 187 EP - 212 PY - 2021 ER -

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