
|Articles|May 15, 2006
Keratoprosthesis offers many advantages in cases of pediatriccorneal opacity
An impressive track record with the Dohlman-Doane Bostonkeratoprosthesis in adults at high risk for corneal transplantationhas motivated corneal surgeons to use the device in pediatric eyeswith corneal opacities, and the outcomes in those young patientshave been very encouraging.
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