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Waring, 1990

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5407563149222836897
Author
Waring G
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Journal of Refractive Surgery

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Diurnal changes of corneal topography have been demonstrated in both normal and post- radial keratotomy eyes. Like radial incisions, circumferential incisions, such as in penetrating keratoplasty (PK), may have some influence on the corneal integrity leading to diurnal …
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