INTACS

Intacs® are clear, thin prescription inserts placed in the periphery of the cornea (under the surface) by an ophthalmologist during a brief outpatient procedure. Intacs for the treatment of keratoconus is an FDA approved procedure.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Majid
• Moshirfar
• Ladan
• Espandar
• Eye
• cornea
• keratoconus
• KCN
• INTACS
• intracorneal
• segment
• astigmatism

[LEG0807]

I will have this surgery done to me on the 28th of this month. It sucks knowing that you will be seeing what is being done to your eye during the surgery.

[sjarlot86]

i have to get this done in two weeks time. i'm really nervous and not looking forward to it

[Jaime5750]

Esta cirugia , es una gran alternativa para evitar el trasplante de cornea en pacientes con queratocono

muy bien.

[kettlecopper]

And how much is the vision improves, I wonder..

[shagy2k5]

eye surgery s are painless but you do feel pressure when they push that big rounded piece of metal in your eye. Minor discomfort after the surgery

[DoMeMolly]

omg...does this hurt...?

i guess it does...a lot ..:S