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AUG 11, 2021

Refractive Surgery Intraoperative Complications

By George O Waring, IV, MD

MOC Exam Review Course: Core Ophthalmic Knowledge

Refractive Mgmt/Intervention

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In this presentation from the Academy's Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Exam Review Course, Dr. George Waring discusses interoperative complications, including sources of error in delivery laser correction, incomplete or irregular LASIK flap, buttonhole LASIK flap, free cap after LASIK, and epithelial sloughing during LASIK.

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