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Wavefront analysis comparison of LASIK outcomes with the femtosecond laser and mechanical microkeratomes

Medeiros et al., 2007

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5294516309461760254
Author
Medeiros F
Stapleton W
Hammel J
Krueger R
Netto M
Wilson S
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Journal of Refractive Surgery

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ABSTRACT PURPOSE: To evaluate differences related to ocular aberrations after customized LASIK for myopia using three different microkeratomes. METHODS: Charts of 410 patients who underwent customized LASIK with the Alcon LADARVision4000 excimer …
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