IEK: Manual Dissection of Recipient Tissue

Roger Steinert MD

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Dr. Steinert dissects the patient's cornea with a blunt dissector, taking care to preserve the tissue planes in lamellar corneal structure.

Posted: 6/27/2008

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Anterior Segment

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Anterior Segment

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Cornea

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Cornea

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Eric Rosenberg

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IntraLase

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IntraLase Enabled Keratoplasty (IEK)

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Keratoplasty

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Winston Chamberlain

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Description: Dr. Steinert dissects the patient's cornea with a blunt dissector, taking care to preserve the tissue planes in lamellar corneal structure.

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IEK: Manual Dissection of Recipient Tissue

Roger Steinert MD

Dr. Steinert dissects the patient's cornea with a blunt dissector, taking care to preserve the tissue planes in lamellar corneal structure.

Posted: 6/27/2008

Keywords:

Anterior Segment

•

Anterior Segment

•

Cornea

•

Cornea

•

Eric Rosenberg

•

IntraLase

•

IntraLase Enabled Keratoplasty (IEK)

•

Keratoplasty

•

Winston Chamberlain

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Francisco Sanchez Leon

16 years ago

Dear mentor:

IEK: Manual Dissection of Recipient Tissue

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