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Cureus · 2d
Case reportCureus · 2026

Visual Rehabilitation of Bilateral Keratoconus With Customized Scleral Lenses: A Case Report.

Nabila Y Al-Tamimi, Mohammed Amer, Fadila Nour Elrihen Graini, Ramdas Gore
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Scleral lenses restored 20/20 vision in both eyes in advanced bilateral keratoconus.

Visual Rehabilitation of Bilateral Keratoconus With Customized Scleral Lenses: A Case Report.

Nabila Y Al-Tamimi … Ramdas Gore
Cureus · 2026
Background

The clinical management and visual rehabilitation of a 24-year-old female with bilateral keratoconus (OD > OS) successfully fitted with scleral lenses is presented.

Purpose

Refraction revealed +3.00 -5.00 × 105 in OD and +1.50 -3.00 × 080 in OS.

6/6 (20/20)
Results
6/6 (20/20)
eye chart reading with lenses on: both eyes reached normal, sharp vision
More results

Diagnostic scleral lenses were selected based on sagittal depth, guided by Kmax values.

Topographic analysis revealed advanced ectatic changes in OD (Kmax: 70.80 D; enhanced ectasia score: 17.99 D).

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Conclusion

This case highlights the clinical value of scleral lenses as a reliable approach for managing irregular corneas and progressive ectasia.

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