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Irvine, CA-Early experience suggests use of the femtosecond laser (Intralase FS, Intralase) may be the preferred method to create channels for placement of intra-stromal corneal ring (ICR) segments (Intacs prescription inserts, Addition Technology), according to Dan B. Tran, MD.

Femtosecond laser creates ICR channels

Femtosecond laser creates ICR channels

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