Epi-On CXL protocols are actually considered the “way out of CXL” eliminating the risk of corneal infections, stromal scarring and thinning, speeding up patient recovery together with the possibility of carrying out the procedure more comfortably in outpatient modality. Our research is actually focused on the development of new efficacious “enhanced” trans-epithelial ACXL protocols with higher energies, new iontophoresis, different riboflavin solutions, pulsed light exposure, with and without oxygen supplementation.
Mazzotta, C., Barbara, A., Di Maggio, A., Pintore, P. (2021). Enhanced Trans-Epithelial Accelerated Crosslinking Protocols: The Way Out of Future CXL. In A. Armia, C. Mazzotta (a cura di), Keratoconus : current and future state-of-the-art (pp. 131-148). Cham : Springer [10.1007/978-3-030-84506-3_7].
Enhanced Trans-Epithelial Accelerated Crosslinking Protocols: The Way Out of Future CXL
Mazzotta, Cosimo;Di Maggio, Alessandro;
2021-01-01
Abstract
Epi-On CXL protocols are actually considered the “way out of CXL” eliminating the risk of corneal infections, stromal scarring and thinning, speeding up patient recovery together with the possibility of carrying out the procedure more comfortably in outpatient modality. Our research is actually focused on the development of new efficacious “enhanced” trans-epithelial ACXL protocols with higher energies, new iontophoresis, different riboflavin solutions, pulsed light exposure, with and without oxygen supplementation.
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