Femtosecond DALK With Bubble Technique Successful In Pediatric Patients

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ISTANBUL, Turkey — A femtosecond laser-assisted variation of the classic big-bubble technique in deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty had a high degree of reproducibility and easier management in pediatric patients, according to a surgeon here.

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3. Vitamin K deficiency
4. Vitamin A deficiency
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Femtosecond DALK With Bubble Technique Successful In Pediatric Patients

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