Keratoconus is a bilateral, progressive and asymmetrical disease which causes cone-like corneal steepening and irregular astigmatism [1, 2]. It is the most common corneal ectasia worldwide, and a common indication for corneal transplantation [3]. Important risk factors include eye rubbing, atopy, family history of keratoconus, amongst other host, genetic and environmental factors [4]. Keratoconus typically presents in the second to third decades of life and affects all genders and ethnicities […]
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