Comparison of Keratoconus Progression Rate between Adolescents Aged 19–24 Years and Young Adults: Impact on Indication for Crosslinking

Keratoconus may worsen more rapidly in adolescent patients aged 19-24 years compared to young adult patients aged 25-30 years. This study emphasizes the high progression rate in adolescent patients and the consideration of early cross-linking and/or at least closer follow-ups in this age group.

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Current Eye Research
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2025-02-23
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https://doi.org/10.1080/02713683.2025.2470408
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Corneal surgery and disorders
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Comparison of Keratoconus Progression Rate between Adolescents Aged 19–24 Years and Young Adults: Impact on Indication for Crosslinking

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Abstract

Keratoconus may worsen more rapidly in adolescent patients aged 19-24 years compared to young adult patients aged 25-30 years. This study emphasizes the high progression rate in adolescent patients and the consideration of early cross-linking and/or at least closer follow-ups in this age group.

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