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- The study compared corneal changes induced by two orthokeratology lens designs—Vision Shape Treatment (VST) and Corneal Reshaping Therapy (CRT)—in 56 subjects over one month.
- Epithelial thickness significantly decreased in the central zone for both lens types after one day, while changes in the peripheral zone varied between the two groups over time.
- The results showed a correlation between the power of the high convex zone of the lenses and the epithelial thickness changes, highlighting that different lens types affect corneal reshaping and remodeling differently.
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