5 Key Takeaways
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Corneal transplantation is evolving with lamellar techniques like DMEK and DALK, but accessibility remains uneven, especially in low-resource settings.
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Keratoconus management has improved with corneal cross-linking, but standardizing treatment protocols for pediatric patients is still a concern.
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Ocular surface disease, including dry eye, is recognized as a public health issue, worsened by screen time and environmental factors.
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Research into inflammatory pathways and the microbiome suggests potential for targeted therapies in ocular surface disease management.
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Technological advancements and interdisciplinary collaboration are driving a transformative period in corneal and anterior segment surgery.
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