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CK corrects hyperopia temporarily in study
Las Vegas-Conductive keratoplasty (CK) has been shown to be a safe procedure to correct hyperopia; however, over the long term, the effects of the procedure regress substantially, and patients should be advised that the treatment may not be permanent, according to Jason S. Ehrlich, MD.
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