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Jonathan H Norris1, David Carpenter, Nancy Al Raqqad

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Orbital decompression surgery can improve ocular surface health and cosmesis for patients with keratoprosthesis (KPro) by reducing globe prominence. This novel approach helps optimize outcomes for these complex cases.

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