Ultrashort-pulse laser eye surgery uses fiber technology at 1.6 microns
Karsten Plamann
(1)
,
Cord Arnold
(1)
,
Caroline Crotti
(1)
,
Florent Deloison
(1)
,
Valeria Nuzzo
(1, 2)
,
Donald A. Peyrot
(1)
,
Florent Aptel
(3)
,
Antoine Courjaud
(4)
,
Eric Mottay
(4)
,
Frédéric Druon
(5)
,
Patrick Georges
(5)
,
Marc Hanna
(5)
,
Franck Morin
(5)
,
Jean-Marc Legeais
(6)
,
Michèle Savoldelli
(6)
Karsten Plamann
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Frédéric Druon
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Patrick Georges
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Marc Hanna
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Franck Morin
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Abstract
New, compact, and wavelength-optimized ultrashort-pulse laser systems may facilitate corneal grafting and enable new forms of glaucoma surgery.