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One Use-Plus SBK microkeratome
The Optimal Choice for Sub Bowman’s Keratomileusis
By James S. Lewis, MD (Associate Surgeon Wills Eye Surgical Network, PA)
I recently presented my results from a prospective study of 400 eyes treated with the Moria One Use-Plus SBK microkeratome.1,2
In this study, corneal flap thickness was measured in four meridians
using AS-OCT by three independent, masked observers. Central flap
thickness averaged:
- 97.35 ± 7.80 µm in the right eye (first cut)
- 95.07 ± 11.08 µm in the left eye (second cut)
- range of 80 to 120 µm, which is clearly outstanding
- nasal and temporal flap thickness measured 3.0 mm on either side of the corneal apex, and was 104 µm on average.
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All flaps were beautifully formed, with Bowman’s membrane, the flap
margins, and the basement membrane clearly visible. I am confident I am
providing the best care, making the best flaps, and respecting the
integrity and physiology of corneal tissue. I am working also working
cost-effectively.
Dr. Lewis is in private practice in Elkins Park, PA, USA. He may be reached at jslewis@jameslewismd.com. Dr. Lewis stated that he has no financial interest in the product mentioned and he is not a paid consultant for Moria.