by Robert Cionni MD
Robert J. Cionni, MD, discusses the variability and predictability of effective lens position in relation to capsulotomies made by hand or femtosecond laser. Dr. Cionni is the medical director of The Eye Institute of Utah.
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The Future of US Physician Services
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Upcoming Annual Meeting Highlights with Bill Trattler, MD
