High-resolution wavefront-guided surface ablation with corneal cross-linking in ectatic corneas: a pilot study

Gustavo E TamayoBogota Laser Ocular Surgery Center, Bogota, ColombiaCorrespondence[email protected]

Claudia CastellBogota Laser Ocular Surgery Center, Bogota, Colombia

Pilar VargasBogota Laser Ocular Surgery Center, Bogota, Colombia

Eduardo PolaniaBogota Laser Ocular Surgery Center, Bogota, Colombia

Juliana TamayoBogota Laser Ocular Surgery Center, Bogota, Colombia

Pages 1777-1783 | Published online: 03 Oct 2017

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