From the Main Stage at ESCRS

August 10, 2009

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Confocal microscopy as an evaluation tool of wound healing in corneal surgery
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IOLs anatomical prerequisites for accommodation?
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Corneal stromal effects and profiles with deep femtosecond laser ablations
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Anterior and posterior capsulorhexis in children
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