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iLASIK Procedure at the Daegu Yonsei Eye Clinic

Park Jung Won, MD, PhD

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A surgeon from the Daegu Yonsei Eye Clinic in Korea walks through a typical iLASIK procedure and demonstrates how he marks the cornea and makes the flap with the iFS Laser (Abbott Medical Optics). During the ablation, the eye is mobilized with a ring. After the laser ablation, the flap is reapplanated and the edges dried with a Weck-Cel sponge. After the end of the first case, the surgeon goes into further detail about the iFS system and prepping the eye for surgery.

Posted: 11/02/2011

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iLASIK Procedure at the Daegu Yonsei Eye Clinic

Park Jung Won, MD, PhD

A surgeon from the Daegu Yonsei Eye Clinic in Korea walks through a typical iLASIK procedure and demonstrates how he marks the cornea and makes the flap with the iFS Laser (Abbott Medical Optics). During the ablation, the eye is mobilized with a ring. After the laser ablation, the flap is reapplanated and the edges dried with a Weck-Cel sponge. After the end of the first case, the surgeon goes into further detail about the iFS system and prepping the eye for surgery.

Posted: 11/02/2011

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