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Biomechanical modeling of refractive corneal surgery

Alastrué et al., 2006

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2147596448331313555
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Alastrué V
Calvo B
Pena E
Doblaré M
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The aim of refractive corneal surgery is to modify the curvature of the cornea to improve its dioptric properties. With that goal, the surgeon has to define the appropriate values of the surgical parameters in order to get the best clinical results, ie, laser and geometric …
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