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Impact of contact lens correction on wavefront aberrations and vision quality in keratoconus

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By Khyber Alam, Alex Gentle, Laura E. Downie, Gavin Swartz
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Individuals with keratoconus may experience reduced vision quality and quality-of-life due to persistent optical distortions, even with use of rigid contact lenses. The posterior tear lens formed by a rigid contact lens corrects for corneal surface irregularities but does not address internal distortions, which continue to degrade visual performance.
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Laura E. Downie - OCT News

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By Laura E. Downie
| OCT News
April 25, 2019 | Ophthalmology | Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Melbourne ptical coherence tomography (OCT) is an imaging technology that has revolutionised the way we detect and manage ocular disease. Quite simply, it allows the clinician to visualise ocular pathology previously not detectable or only evident in advanced disease. OCT has its roots in ultrafast laser‐activated shutters to photograph ‘light echoes’, which allowed the depth of objects to be captured.
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Nondisruptive inducible labeling of ER-membrane contact sites using the Lamin B receptor

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By Laura E. Downie, Nuria Ferrandiz, Elizabeth Courthold, Megan Jones
| PLOS Biology Verified
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Methods and Resources Methods and Resources report novel methods, substantial improvements to current methodologies, or informational datasets. See Journal Information » Citation: Downie L, Ferrandiz N, Courthold E, Jones M, Royle SJ (2025) Nondisruptive inducible labeling of ER-membrane contact sites using the Lamin B receptor. PLoS Biol 23(7): e3003249. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3003249 Academic Editor: Frederick M.
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