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October 1, 2009Journal of Refractive Surgery

Effect of Aging on Corneal Biomechanical Parameters Using the Ocular Response Analyzer

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KKKazutaka KamiyaKitasato UniversityKSKimiya ShimizuSanno Medical CenterFOFumiko OhmotoRiverview Psychiatric Center

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