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case_images: Corneal topography of right eye (OD) with keratoconus showing
  Kmax of 58.9 D before intracorneal ring
  segment (ICRS) implantation (a), Kmax of 57.3 D
  1 month after (b) and corneal topography of right eye with keratoconus
  showing Kmax of 57.7 D and the thinnest
  pachymetric point at 459 microm 6 months after complicated femtosecond
  laser-assisted ICRS implantation (c).
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case_images: Corneal topography showed Kmax 58.5 D OD and 58.9 D OS, while the thinnest point of corneal pachymetry was measured at 465 and 468 microm, respectively (Figure 1(a)). Corneal topography showed Kmax of 57.3 D with the thinnest pachymetric point at 469 microm (Figure 1(b)). CDVA (9/10) at 6 months of follow-up postoperatively. Corneal topography showed Kmax of 57.7 D with the thinnest pachymetric point at 459 microm at 6 months postoperatively (Figure 1(c)).
case_images: Anterior segment ocular coherence tomography showing full-thickness corneal
  incision with corneal microperforation after femtosecond laser-assisted ICRS
  implantation.. ICRS: intracorneal ring segment.
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case_images: Anterior segment ocular coherence tomography revealed a full-thickness corneal incision, resulting in corneal microperforation (Figure 2).