Corneal dystrophies are a rare group of hereditary disorders, that are bilateral, non-
inflammatory, and progressive. Clinically, they can be classified based on the anatomic layer …

Corneal involvement in patients with systemic inflammatory disorders may be sight
threatening, and it may be associated with a life-threatening disease. Significant systemic …

Big research groups do not need to worry about the costs of publishing their studies, as they
generally have sufficient public or private funding to cover execution and publication …

Background and Objective Investigations have shown that pulsed lasers tuned to 6.1 µm in
wavelength are capable of ablating ocular and neural tissue with minimal collateral damage …

Purpose To report the visual and anatomic outcomes of a novel technique for the
management of anterior corneal scarring using optical coherence tomography (OCT) …

Purpose: To report results of femtosecond laser–assisted lamellar keratectomy (FLK) for
corneal opacities secondary to anterior corneal dystrophies. Methods: Patients with a clinical …

Aim To report the long-term outcomes of optical coherence tomography (OCT)-guided
transepithelial phototherapeutic keratectomy (PTK) for the management of anterior corneal …

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) has gained momentum on segmenting anterior
corneal substructures, such as treatment-induced flaps and lenticule cuts created by …

Purpose To compare the predicted ablation depth (AD) with the postoperatively measured
corneal ablation depth (postop-AD) at central, paracentral, and midperipheral locations …

When using ultrafast laser ablation in some orthopedic applications where precise
cutting/drilling is required with minimal damage to collateral tissue, it is challenging to …