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A clinical trial in China showed that a four-zone scleral lens design effectively rehabilitates vision in patients with irregular corneas.
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The study involved 138 adults with irregular corneas, primarily due to keratoconus, and followed them for three months after lens fitting.
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At one month, 97.7% of participants met the criterion for successful visual rehabilitation, with a median improvement of 0.30 logMAR.
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Fitting efficiency was high, requiring an average of 1.5 lenses per eye, with only 5% needing two refits during follow-up.
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No serious adverse events were reported, and safety findings indicated stable endothelial cell density and intraocular pressure throughout the study.
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