… each patient in a random order: a standard RGP contact lens as control and a prismatic RGP
… of higher-order aberrations compared with the standard RGP contact lenses. However, both …

… , corneal aberrations remained unchanged 3 months after wearing RGP contact lens. Further
… of keratoconus severity or baseline aberrations are needed to obtain more accurate results. …

… Ideally, this hydrogel contact lens would be silicone‐based, of a regular thickness and
would have the capabilities to reduce the manifest ocular HOAs associated with keratoconus. …

… study, and the standard clinical management was followed for all … spectacles to rigid
gas-permeable contact lenses may be … aberrations of the two eyes with rigid gas-permeable …

… Therefore, we believe that the aberration control of the RGP-CLs plays an important role in
the improvement of the visual performance for patients after keratoplasty, especially the low …

… regular and irregular astigmatism.1 Corneal topographic considerations must now be included
early in the management … The spherical aberrations in our study did not differ significantly …

… aberrations, thus providing a better optical quality than soft contact lenses or spectacle lens
… [34] acknowledged that gas permeable contact lenses were a standard treatment option for …

… -designed rigid gas permeable (RGP) contact lens to control … and higher-order aberrations
but reduce axial growth (53). … with standard orthokeratology lenses (49). Therefore, myopia …

… regular and irregular astigmatism, the formation of an aqueous ‘lens’ in the post-lens tear
film of rigid contact lenses … CoL are considered the gold standard in the management of …

… of customised, aberration-controlling soft contact lenses for keratoconic patients. These
lenses are designed to reduce the magnitudes of higher-order aberrations induced through …