International Keratoconus
Academy
Of Eye Care Professionals

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  • About Keratoconus

    Information on keratoconus and other forms of keratectasia

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  • Members

    IKA members gain access to exclusive sections that contain tons of special content related to the field of keratoconus.

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Our Mission

The mission of the International Keratoconus Academy is to promote and develop the knowledge base and awareness of the state of the art pertaining to the diagnosis and management of keratoconus and other forms of corneal ectasia.
More About IKA
 

Diagnosing Keratoconus

Pentacam Corneal Analysis

Corneal Topography

Medical & Surgical Treatments

Corneal Cross Linking

Cornea Transplant

Contact Lenses

Keratoconus Contact Lenses

Multiple Options are Available

Keratoconus Causes

Family History is a Risk Factor

Genetically Programmed

 

By Dr. Barry Eiden, Dr. Andrew Morgenstern, Dr. William Tullo and Dr. Clark Chang

Drs. Eiden, Morgenstern, Tullo and Chang conducted a round table  discussion on all things keratoconus at the recent AOA meeting in Boston. Click on the video to view an edited version of the event. Look for the full round table video to be available soon.

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By Clark Chang, OD, MSA, MSc, FAAO

Keratoconus is a degenerative, bilateral, asymmetric, and noninflammatory corneal disorder with a previously established prevalence of approximately 1/2000 or 0.05 percent among the general population. However, recent epidemiology studies have reported prevalence rates as high as 2.5 percent in different regions of the world. Progression of the disease leads to mishapening and gradual thinning of the cornea, causing irregular astigmatism and corneal scarring, which may ultimately necessitate corneal transplantation in as many as 20 percent of these patients.

Keratoconus Academy

IKA Website Sections


 

Keratoconus Information

A section of our website where I.K.A. will publish articles pertaining to the field of keratoconus and corneal ectatic disease.


 

IKA Materials

A portion of our website where our members can have access to a variety of documents and materials that they may find interesting and useful for them.


 

IKA ListServ

An e-mail based closed group communication network. Registered members of I.K.A. can post on the list serve and will receive e-mails when other members post to the list serve.


 

IKA Social Media

We have a Facebook page and a Twitter account where our members and the general public can interact to share information about the world of keratoconus and corneal ectatic diseases.