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Keratome offers smaller console, new safety modifications

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Lynda Charters

Waltham, MA-The K-4000 microkeratome (Becton-Dickinson Ophthalmic Systems [BD]), unveiled at the recent American Academy of Ophthalmology annual meeting, features improvements over the previous-generation K-3000 model.

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