Company builds on its leadership in disposable microkeratome market to develop additional single-use products

Drawing upon its long history of manufacturing high quality reusable instruments, as well as its expertise in disposable technology, MORIA announced the introduction of a line of single-use ophthalmic instruments during the 2008 annual meeting of the ESCRS in Berlin. The initial offerings in the One® product range will include the most commonly used instruments for cataract surgery and will be available individually or in custom packs.  Surgeons who have evaluated the One® range report that the quality and precision surpass that of the best reusable instruments. more...

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"Intra-Flap LASIK" as a new procedure for enhancement
A new enhancement procedure, creation of a SBK flap inside a thicker, older flap, was reported by José Gûell, MD (Barcelona, Spain) during his lecture at the 13^th ESCRS Winter Refractive Surgery Didactic Course...
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"Patient and Practice Benefits of SBK without the complications and cost of Femto-LASIK"
A roundtable discussion with seven surgeons sharing their sub-Bowman's keratomileusis experiences  by using an advanced  mechanical microkeratome.
"I believe the flap created by finely honed steel  are more physiologic than those generated form a series of tiny plasma explosions" confirms James S. Lewis, MD, Elkins Park, PA.

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