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The effects of corneal cross linking on preventing and treating progressive keratoconus

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David Hutton
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Philip Dockery, MD, MPH, discusses his paper "Corneal cross linking for progressive keratoconus, a retrospective analysis of 515 consecutive eyes," with Ophthalmology Times' David Hutton.

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