Single use instruments, tools for contact lens fitters and lens technology fusion

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LASIK microkeratomes, a cost-effective solution
At this year's ESCRS in Paris, Moria showcased its One range of single-use, high precision, handheld surgical instruments, including the One Use-Plus SBK.

Combining presbyopia correction and astigmatism control in one IOL
Oculentis presented its multifocal toric intraocular lens, the LENTIS Mplustoric at ESCRS in Paris.

Complete measurement of anterior eye segment solution
The main focus at the Oculus booth at ESCRS in Paris was its Pentacam solution for anterior segment tomography, which analyses the entire cornea, anterior chamber and crystalline lens.

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