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September 1, 2012Journal of Refractive Surgery

Refractive and Topographic Errors in Topography-guided Ablation Produced by Epithelial Compensation Predicted by 3D Artemis VHF Digital Ultrasound Stromal and Epithelial Thickness Mapping

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DRDan Z. ReinsteinInstitut de la VisionTATimothy J. ArcherUniversity of UlsterMGMarine GobbéAlbert Einstein College of Medicine

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