5 Key Takeaways
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Corneal GP lens wearers often face challenges during cataract surgery due to concerns about corneal molding and IOL calculation.
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Discontinuing contact lens wear prior to evaluation is essential for accurate preoperative data collection in GP lens wearers.
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IOL calculation can be difficult in patients with irregular corneas due to tear film irregularities and corneal measurement inaccuracies.
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Monofocal IOLs are recommended for patients with irregular corneas to minimize higher-order aberrations post-surgery.
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Postoperative healing may take longer for eyes with corneal disease, delaying the safe resumption of contact lens wear.
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