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Deutsch: Flaporhexis ist eine chirurgische Technik bei der Femto-LASIK Augenoperation bei dem der vom Femto-Laser durch Photodisruption vorgeformte Spalt in der Hornhaut mit der dafür entwickelten Flaporhexis-Pinzette eröffnet wird um ein sog."Flap" (Hornhautkappe der LASIK) zu erzeugen. publiziert https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcrs.2008.07.017
English: Flaporhexis is a surgical technique to enter the preformed space of photodisruption of the human cornea to produce a flap, necessary to perform femtosecond laser assisted refractive surgey by LASIK
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Author Dr. Wolfgang PFÄFFL
Camera location47° 49′ 42.78″ N, 11° 07′ 32.05″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

Flaporhexis is an alternative way to to open the femtosecond laser flap in refractive eye surgery

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