Postby Anne » Tue 01 May 2007 12:12 am
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Dear colleagues, dear friends,
Though not recent, the keratoconus will be in the ophthalmic limelight on November 30th 2007 during the first European congress on keratoconus. The treatment of this disease – a disease which nowadays remains the first indicated cause for corneal transplantation among young adults – is at the beginning of a major turning point in its evolution. That’s why I am glad to coordinate the organisation of this first congress with Pr Joseph Colin. I am delighted at the collaboration of the CRK with the Association Kératocône to organise a meeting for patients on that day.
I think it is important, first and foremost, to mention that all these advances have been made possible thanks to a better knowledge of the innermost structure of this mysterious dystrophy. With this aim in view, the numerous histological works, particularly Professor Pouliquen’s, have really brought about the “modernâ€