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Effect of Corneal Hydration on the Quality of the Femtosecond Laser Anterior Lamellar Cut

  • par garon@biomomentum.com

Ossama Nada; Anca Marian; Nicolas Tran-Khanh; Michael Buschmann; Michel Podtetenev; François Vidal; Santiago Costantino; Isabelle Brunette
PLoS ONE. 2014;9(6):e98852.

https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0098852

4 citations · 1 en 2025–2026

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Editorial summary

Eye-bank corneas with different hydration levels were studied to assess the quality of femtosecond-laser lamellar cuts. Flap separability and stromal-surface characteristics were evaluated. Greater hydration was associated with poorer cutting quality, emphasizing specimen condition when interpreting laser dissection performance.

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Le Mach-1 mesure la force nécessaire pour soulever et séparer des volets cornéens humains découpés au laser.

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