Why should you do Cross-linking?
 

Why should you do Cross-linking?

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The goal is to keep the cornea from bulging more. It's called “cross-linking” because it adds bonds between the collagen fibers in your eye.

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Cross linking refers to the process of linking between two websites. Whether or not they are owned by the same person, cross linking is the process on which the internet is built. It allows users to reference sites with content similar to that which they are already viewing, and may be of further interest to them.

Cross linking refers to the process of linking between two websites. Whether or not they are owned by the same person, cross linking is the process on which the internet is built. It allows users to reference sites with content similar to that which they are already viewing, and may be of further interest to them.

Crosslinking is the process of link two website wheather it owned by same person or other.

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Corneal cross-linking (CXL) is treatment to prevent the progression of keratoconus. Keratoconus is a condition where the cornea weakens, becomes thinner and changes shape. CXL is successful in over 90 per cent of cases.

The goal is to keep the cornea from bulging more. It's called “cross-linking” because it adds bonds between the collagen fibers in your eye. They work like support beams to help the cornea stay stable. Corneal cross-linking is the only treatment that can stop progressive keratoconus from getting worse.

Why should you do Cross-linking?
 

The goal is to keep the cornea from bulging more. It's called “cross-linking” because it adds bonds between the collagen fibers in your eye. They work like support beams to help the cornea stay stable. Corneal cross-linking is the only treatment that can stop progressive keratoconus from getting worse.