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Round and oval cones in keratoconus

Perry et al., 1980

Document ID
2613910270251960009
Author
Perry H
Buxton J
Fine B
Publication year
Publication venue
Ophthalmology

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In advanced keratoconus, there are two cone types. The more common round or nipple shaped cone is limited in diameter but may reach any degree of conicity. The cone center lies mostly in the lower nasal quadrant. The oval or sagging cone, is often larger and lies …
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