Intacs Intracorneal Ring Segments Complications in Patients Suffering from Keratoconus

Intacs, intrastromal corneal rings are widely used to reduce myopia, astigmatism, keratometry readings and high order aberrations in patients suffering from keratoconus, almost 15 years have passed from the first procedure which was performed in the eye of a patient with unsatisfactory visual acuity and contact lenses intolerance. Many publications including book chapters, retrospective studies, case reports and literatures reviews have been published on this issue. In this review, we are reporting on the complications of Intacs implanted in keratoconic eyes, we are reporting on intraoperative and postoperative complications. The review although focusing on complications of the does not contradict the positive results of the procedure on the quality of life of the patients suffering from keratoconus and the its safety.