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Ultra-thin flaps created with femtosecond laser keratome

Tijuana, Mexico-The Pulsion PS femtosecond laser keratome (IntraLase, Irvine, CA) provides uniform flap thickness that is reproducible and accurate between 100 and 180 ?m, according to Arturo Chayet, MD, who recounted his experience with the device.

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