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Corneal collagen crosslinking safely halts keratoconus progression

Crosslinking of corneal collagen by topical treatment with riboflavinand ultraviolet light exposure shows promise as a safe and effective nonsurgicaltreatment for keratoconus, according to data presented by Theo Seiler, MD,PhD.

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