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Laser microkeratome more predictable than mechanical ones

Heidelberg, Germany-A femtosecond-pulse intrastromal laser microkeratome (20/10 Perfect Vision) may make LASIK flap creation safer and more predictable than it is with mechanical microkeratomes, said Frieder H. Loesel, PhD.

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