Research
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A clinical trial to test a non-surgical treatment for keratoconus
Using electric current to deliver vitamin B2 could see the end of painful surgery.
CompletedJune 2014 - May 2015 -
Finding the genetic cause of a type of keratoconus that’s inherited
Gathering the basic information needed to give families better information and to start developing new treatments.
CompletedJanuary 2012 - December 2014 -
How well does the cornea absorb vitamin B2?
Improving collagen-cross linking treatment for keratoconus
CompletedFebruary 2013 - July 2013 -
How does sight loss affect quality of life in Trinidad and Tobago?
A survey of patient-reported outcome measures and the factors that affect people’s responses.
CompletedMarch 2013 - June 2014 -
Developing stem cell therapy as an alternative to corneal transplants.
Finding a way around the shortage of donors
CompletedOctober 2014 - September 2017 -
Does CMV infection cause corneal transplant failure in the UK?
If it does then the results would support testing for the infection at UK eye banks
CompletedNovember 2015 - November 2016 -
Creating a model to investigate corneal thinning in keratoconus
CompletedOctober 2020 - December 2022 -
Developing special glasses for patients with keratoconus
The aim of the project is to develop spectacles to provide better acuity for keratoconus patients.
CompletedJanuary 2021 - December 2022