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The Influence of Cone Location and Phenotype on the Risk and Rate of Keratoconus Progression.

Current eye research - 1 Feb 2026

Gil Pedro, Gil João Quadrado, Francisco Mariana, Cunha Bruna, Alves Nuno, Rosa Andreia, Murta Joaquim

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PURPOSE: To assess if cone location and phenotype have an impact on the risk of keratoconus progression. METHODS: Retrospective multi-centric cohort study. The baseline visit was used to classify cases according to cone location (based on thinnest pachymetry and maximum keratometry, Kmax) and phenotype. Cases were further labeled as stable or progressive depending on whether they fulfilled criteria for...

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PMID: 40879550
DOI: 10.1080/02713683.2025.2550004

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