PMMA Model of Steep Central Islands Induced by Excimer Laser Photorefractive Keratectomy
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The authors wish to acknowledge Dr. H. W. Thompson for assistance with the statistical analysis, Dr. J. Cohen-Sabban for assistance with the confocal microscopy, the Marzac-Monceau Contact Lens laboratory for kindly providing PMMA contact lenses and assistance for the measurement of lens geometry, and the Alcon, Summit Technologies, Aesculap, Coherent, Chiron, Nidek and Lasersight companies for their assistance with the performance of the experimental photoablations.
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