Episode 9
Bochner Precision CXL™ For Keratoconus
Innovative Crosslinking Technique For Keratoconus
This episode explores the Bochner Precision Cross-Linking Procedure™, a groundbreaking technique developed by the Bochner Eye Institute for the treatment of keratoconus, a progressive corneal condition that causes thinning and distortion of vision.
Written By
Dr. Raymond Stein
About This Episode
This next-generation evolution of corneal crosslinking (CXL) is designed to enhance patient comfort, safety, and recovery. The procedure features targeted, donut-shaped epithelial removal, which preserves the central cornea-promoting faster visual rehabilitation and reducing the risk of corneal haze.
Additional innovations include mid-peripheral cone reduction and optimized riboflavin absorption, resulting in stronger biomechanical stabilization of the cornea. These advances make Bochner Precision CXL™ an effective and individualized option for patients with mild to advanced keratoconus.
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