High myopic correction

Results of corneal refractive surgery improving in the treatment of high myopia.

Newer technologies and knowledge gained from experience are improving the results of corneal refractive surgery in moderate to high myopia, reports Jodhbir S Mehta MD, Singapore National Eye Centre, Singapore.

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Reference: ESCRS Eurotimes Feb 2019

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High myopic correction

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