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Flap Removal for Recurrent Epithelial Ingrowth

Karl Stonecipher, MD

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Karl Stonecipher, MD, presents a patient who was referred after several attempts to treat severe recurrent epithelial ingrowth following hyperopic LASIK. The flap is removed in a fashion similar to a capsulorhexis technique and amniotic membrane grafts are placed.

Posted: 1/30/2018

Keywords:

Epithelium

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Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

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Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

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Mitomycin C, MMC

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Flap Removal for Recurrent Epithelial Ingrowth

Karl Stonecipher, MD

Karl Stonecipher, MD, presents a patient who was referred after several attempts to treat severe recurrent epithelial ingrowth following hyperopic LASIK. The flap is removed in a fashion similar to a capsulorhexis technique and amniotic membrane grafts are placed.

Posted: 1/30/2018

Keywords:

Epithelium

•

Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

•

Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

•

Mitomycin C, MMC

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