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Corneal topographer is a non-invasive imaging device that allows mapping and examination of the corneal surface. Topographer provides detailed description of various curvature and shape characteristics of cornea. Mapping the topography of cornea is important for assessing quality of vision as refractive power of the eye significantly depends on cornea and overall corneal health. Corneal topography with topographers is used in cataract surgery (to study post-surgery astigmatism), in refractive surgery such as LASIK (to screen candidates for normal corneal shape, patterns and ruling out suspicious or keratoconic patterns) or in assessing contact lenses fitting. Moreover, it helps in determining the suspect of the Keratoconus (intraocular pressure imparts the cone shape to cornea), incision placement and intrastromal ring placement in keratoconus, and to study and diagnose corneal and ocular surface disorders such as pterygium, limbal dermoid, and localized corneal scar...

Corneal topographer is a non-invasive imaging device that allows mapping and examination of the corneal surface. Topographer provides detailed description of various curvature and shape characteristics of cornea. Mapping the topography of cornea is important for assessing quality of vision as refractive power of the eye significantly depends on cornea and overall corneal health. Corneal topography with topographers is used in cataract surgery (to study post-surgery astigmatism), in refractive surgery such as LASIK (to screen candidates for normal corneal shape, patterns and ruling out suspicious or keratoconic patterns) or in assessing contact lenses fitting. Moreover, it helps in determining the suspect of the Keratoconus (intraocular pressure imparts the cone shape to cornea), incision placement and intrastromal ring placement in keratoconus, and to study and diagnose corneal and ocular surface disorders such as pterygium, limbal dermoid, and localized corneal scar...