Femtosecond To Fully Replace Microkeratome

Thursday, September 25, 2008

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Ophthalmology Times

The age of microkeratomes is coming to an end as femtosecond lasers come of age. That's the chief conclusion drawn by Dr Gunther Grabner, professor of ophthalmology at the Paracelsus University of Salzburg, in a survey on the advantages and limitations of femtosecond lasers.

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According to the Gass classification, what differentiates a stage 3 macular hole from a stage 4 macular hole?
1. The fact that a stage 4 macular hole is greater than 400 microns
2. The fact that a stage 3 macular hole is greater than 400 microns
3. The fact that stage 3 macular holes are associated with a posterior vitreous detachment
4. The fact that stage 4 macular holes are associated with a posterior vitreous
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