eugeneyev

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by eugeneyev 7y ago
True, although using the same logic, my optometrist stands to profit from me continuing to need scleral lenses . It's just that his logic sounds rather compelling - Keratoconus patients already have thinner corneas then normal, and PRK
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by eugeneyev 7y ago
Are you talking about T-PRK with CXL in Vancouver? Or one of the other protocols? My optometrist felt that doing T-PRK even combined with CXL would be a horrible idea for Keratoconus, but I haven't consulted with a surgeon directly y
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by eugeneyev 7y ago
Interesting to see someone else with this condition on YC . If you don't mind me asking, which area are you in and if you could PM the info of the optometrist. I am wearing sclerals as well, but the cost was far higher - around $50
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by eugeneyev 12y ago
Does anyone know of other similar apps - particularly ones supporting more languages? Specifically - Russian Would be an awesome gift for my grandfather whose vision has deteriorated significantly due to age. He is 90+, so most of the docum
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by eugeneyev 12y ago
Interesting, yes DeepDyve looks exactly like what I had in mind. Thank you, will give it a try. The other reply (no longer visible for some reason) mentioned the university library through the alumni association. I've gotten in touch
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by eugeneyev 12y ago
On a related topic, is there a reasonably priced option to actually get access to all of these journals (instead of subscribing to a single one or buying individual articles) . Something like Factiva or EbscoHost, etc - but offering individ