The Imperative of the Early Identification of Corneal Ectasia: The Importance of Routine Topographic/Tomographic Examination after Refractive Surgery

Thomas F Mauger; Cynthia J Roberts

doi:10.5005/ijkecd-1-1-vii

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The Imperative of the Early Identification of Corneal Ectasia: The Importance of Routine Topographic/Tomographic Examination after Refractive Surgery

Thomas F Mauger, Cynthia J Roberts

Citation Information : Mauger TF, Roberts CJ. The Imperative of the Early Identification of Corneal Ectasia: The Importance of Routine Topographic/Tomographic Examination after Refractive Surgery. Int J Kerat Ect Cor Dis 2012; 1 (1):0-0.

DOI: 10.5005/ijkecd-1-1-vii

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Published Online: 01-04-2012

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