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A sophisticated surgical instrument that is used in LASIK and refractive surgery to sculpt micro-thin layers of corneal tissue.
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Small instrument that surgeons use to cut the cornea.
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| microkeratome |
The instrument a surgeon uses to create the corneal flap in the uppermost layer of the cornea during the LASIK procedure.
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| microkeratome |
a surgical device that is affixed to the eye by use of a vacuum ring. When secured, a very sharp blade cuts a layer of the cornea at a predetermined depth.
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A surgical instrument used to cut the corneal flap in the LASIK procedure. There are several manufacturers and different methods by which they work. MONOVISION: The process of treating one eye (mono) for distance and leaving one eye somewhat nearsighted for reading. This allows the greatest freedom from glasses use but also has the negative of reduced depth perception and the reduction of acuity that comes from two eyes adding image information together.
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