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Scleral Lens Workshop in Germany
By G.D.
/ December 9, 2024
I was invited to lecture at a scleral lens workshop in Munich Germany this past November
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Wavefront corrected scleral lenses
By G.D.
/ April 11, 2022
Wavefront corrected scleral lenses I’m now able to offer patients highly customized optics in the form of wavefront correction to…
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SSSG- Qualtitative Shape
By G.D.
/ January 15, 2018
The Scleral Shape Study Group- An international panel of experts on scleral shape, which includes: Greg DeNaeyer, Don Sanders, Eef…
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BCLA/ISCLS meetings
By G.D.
/ June 22, 2017
I had the chance to lecture on new research that we are investigating regarding scleral shape in Scotland and England this last…
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sMap3D Corneo-Scleral Topographer
By G.D.
/ March 18, 2016
I am now using the sMap3D corneo-scleral topographer to measure, analyze, and fit custom scleral lenses. Using this technology is…
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NCC- Netherlands
By G.D.
/ March 26, 2014
I just back from lecturing on scleral lenses at the NCC meeting held in Veldhoven Netherlands. The two day contact…
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Application/Removal and Care of Scleral Lenses Video
By G.D.
/ May 17, 2012
The Scleral Lens Education Society, in partnership with B+L, has put together a comprehensive video on the application/removal and care…
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Specialty soft lenses for keratoconus
By G.D.
/ March 16, 2012
Improvements in specialty lens designs have made this contact lens modality a viable option for patients who have mild to moderate…
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Scleral Lens Size
By G.D.
/ November 23, 2011
Scleral Lenses can range in diameter from 12.5mm to 25mm. I generally use scleral lenses that are 18mm for most…
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Prosthetic Scleral Lens
By G.D.
/ August 9, 2011
Scleral lenses can be used for cosmetic restoration in cases of severe anterior segment scarring.
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Scleral Shape
By G.D.
/ February 25, 2011
Eef van der Worp and colleagues at Pacific University have done some novel research studying the shape of the sclera. …
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Intracorneal Ring Segments
By G.D.
/ November 1, 2010
Originally approved for the correction for nearsightedness, Intacs or intracorneal ring segments (ICRS) received a humanitarian exemption by the FDA…
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Recurrent Keratoconus
By G.D.
/ October 1, 2010
Patients with keratoconus who become contact lens intolerant or have significant corneal scarring may require a corneal transplant to regain…
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