Electromechanical Reshaping: A Laser-Free Alternative to LASIK for Vision Correction
By
Gaishan
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Summary
The article discusses an alternative to LASIK surgery called electromechanical reshaping, which successfully flattened a rabbit cornea without the use of lasers. This technique offers a potential new option for vision correction, addressing the needs of millions of Americans with altered vision who may not prefer glasses, contact lenses, or traditional laser surgeries.
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Millions of Americans have altered vision, ranging from blurriness to blindness.
Hundreds of thousands of people undergo corrective eye surgery each year, including LASIK—a laser-assisted surgery that reshapes the cornea and corrects vision.
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