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orthokeratology
(redirected from Corneal refractive therapy)

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orthokeratology [¦ȯr·thō‚ker·ə′täl·ə·jē]
(medicine)
A procedure designed to reduce or eliminate refractive anomalies and binocular dysfunctions of the eye by the programmed application of contact lenses.
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