LASIK Visual, Refractive Outcomes Unaffected By Microkeratome Blade Choice

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LASIK flap thickness associated with choice of mechanical microkeratome blades had no significant impact on postoperative visual or refractive outcomes, according to a study.

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LASIK Visual, Refractive Outcomes Unaffected By Microkeratome Blade Choice

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