WHEN DO COMPLICATIONS OCCUR AND WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES FOR THE PATIENT?
2024-01-03T07:26:18-03:00In general, all complications are reversible with the removal or repositioning of the Ferrara Ring segments.
In general, all complications are reversible with the removal or repositioning of the Ferrara Ring segments.
Complications related to the surgical technique, such as implant superficiality, can result in spontaneous extrusion of the Ring. Poor positioning of the segments can generate astigmatism but is rarely observed. [...]
No. The surgical technique, when applied correctly, is always beneficial for the cornea.
In some cases it is necessary to adapt scleral lenses. In most cases, glasses or soft lenses are sufficient.
95% of patients who undergo Ferrara Ring Implantation do not need a corneal transplant.