A study on keratoconus cross-linking surgery

Background: Corneal keratoconus is a disease that is gradually increasing. The development of keratoconus can be controlled through corneal cross-linking surgery, but the mechanism is still unclear and the effect cannot be quantified. Further research is needed to understand the mechanism and further improve the plan. The expected goal is to gain further understanding of keratoconus cross-linking surgery through this study, elucidate relevant changes from the molecular mechanism, and obtain more data support for optimizing this treatment method. We now have the necessary conditions (equipment/personnel/funds) and relevant technical personnel, as well as experimental equipment. We still need funds to purchase experimental materials and related labor and cooperation fees for international cooperation experts. Technical difficulties/main difficulties Analysis of the effectiveness of cross-linking under different doses of riboflavin Evaluation of the importance of oxygen for cross-linking surgery Evaluation of long-term observation solutions and expected goals for cross-linking effect Through refining experimental steps, collaborating with international experts, improving experimental conditions, conducting various collaborations, saving time and cost, it is expected to achieve an optimized plan for corneal cross-linking surgery. Other None