The ELZA Institute’s surgeons and researchers spent four days in Vienna at the 36th Congress of the ESCRS, and went to the meeting with a busy schedule!
Other vision healthcare professionals regularly refer patients to ELZA who have “challenging corneas”; many are those whose original laser refractive surgery didn’t quite go to plan, and they need re-treatment to fix their vision
SmILE more solid than flap-based refractive laser surgery: this recently published research, spearheaded by Walter Sekundo from Germany, shows for the first time that SmILE indeed is biomechanically more solid than flap-based refractive laser surgery approaches
Algorithm predicts CXL effect: in this scientific article, we published a new algorithm that combines the knowledge we accumulated over the past 12 years
We are currently developing the technique of slit lamp cross-linking, one crucial step will be to determine whether riboflavin, once applied onto the cornea, remains at saturation levels during a CXL procedure
