Fig. 4.1 Anterior segment OCT images. (a) Preoperative exam of a phakic eye [anterior chamber depth (ACD) = 2.71 mm; angle opening = 20°] with leukoma and corneal thickening. (b) Postoperative OCT of an…

Fig. 5.1 A 29-year-old with Stevens-Johnson’s syndrome from phenobarbital with 20/800 preoperative vision which improved to 20/30–2 5 months postoperatively Fig. 5.2 A 30-year-old with bilateral Stevens-Johnson’s syndrome with hand…

Fig. 6.1 Collar button design: front plate, back plate, and locking ring (Courtesy of Dr. Claes H. Dohlman) There are two types of Boston Keratoprosthesis: Type 1 (Fig. 6.2a, b):…

Fig. 25.1 (a) Fyodorov–Zuev keratoprosthesis from anterior view, (b) in an artificial anterior chamber, (c) from anterior view before with prosthesis embedded into the cornea just before the transplant, and…

Fig. 19.1 Photomicrograph of the Boston keratoprosthesis type I (left) and II (right) devices 19.2 Indications The Boston keratoprosthesis type I is indicated for patients with a history of repeated…

Fig. 2.1 Nussbaum’s keratoprosthesis (From Mannis and Dohlman [12]) Dimmers looked into improving over Nussbaum’s design by incorporating a 0.1-mm-thick celluloid piece without any significant success due to infection and…

Fig. 26.1 SEM (Scanning electron microscopy) image of superporous skirt showing interconnecting pores Fig. 26.2 Both core and skirt are shown in this picture. The skirt is white due to…

Author (year) Location [Ref.] Study years B-KPro (I;II) eyes (patients) Ocular disease AI, CB, GF study Pop Months mean (range) BCL GDD Prophylactic topical Abx Endop (total) % (%) Ster…

Fig. 15.1 (a) Preoperative slit lamp photograph of a patient with extensive symblepharon and forniceal foreshortening secondary to chemical burn. (b) Postoperative photograph of the same eye following fornix reconstruction…