MYOPIA MANAGEMENT: Adult Corneoscleral Ortho-K Case Daddi Fadel DOptom, FBCLA, FAAO, FSLS History 31-year-old male, Caucasian, with high myopia and moderate astigmatism, against-the-rule (ATR) in OD and oblique in OS. He previously wore various soft toric CLs that did...
MYOPIA MANAGEMENT: Toric Orthokeratology Case Emily Gottschalk OD, FAAO Toric ortho-K lenses offer improved stabilization for limbus-to-limbus astigmatism with corneal sagittal height greater than 25um between primary meridians at the 8mm chord. In accordance with...
MYOPIA MANAGEMENT: Adult Ortho-K Case Allison Jussel Zagst OD, MS, FAAO History HPI: 53-year-old Asian male with a history of orthokeratology (Ortho-K) wear who discontinued wear due to near blur several years ago. Most recently he was fit into soft sphere contact...
MYOPIA MANAGEMENT: Case: Moderate Unilateral Myopic Child Ortho-K Sheila Morrison OD, MSc, FAAO, FSLS History Chief Complaint: 14-year-old female with average myopic progression over four years of approximately 0.50D/year. The patient is a competitive gymnast. Mother...
MYOPIA MANAGEMENT: Low Myopic Child Case Will Skoog OD, FAAO History 11-year-old white female presented for myopia management consultation. She was in 5th grade. She had read about orthokeratology in a magazine advertisement. Her current spectacles were six months...
MYOPIA MANAGEMENT: Monitoring Progression and Follow-up Schedule Jessica Liaw OD, FAAO Monitoring Progression Axial length is the most accurate measure for ortho-k myopia control CLEERE Study: Axial length growth in emmetropic children1 Ages 6-9: 0.16mm/year Ages...
