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If you’re considering refractive surgery to reduce your dependence on glasses or contact lenses, we’d encourage you to ask your ophthalmologist about solid state laser technology, the technology behind our Pulzar Z+.
Conventional excimer lasers require the cornea to be carefully dried before and during surgery, since fluid on the eye interferes with the laser’s accuracy. We design our laser differently. Using a 213nm wavelength, it’s absorbed far less by fluid on the eye than older excimer wavelengths, reducing the need for that strict drying process.
Our technology supports both surface surgery, such as PRK, and LASIK. Your surgeon can advise which approach is right for your eyes and your prescription.
We’ve presented clinical results using this technology at the Congress of the ESCRS, showing strong predictability, in published data, 95 to 98 percent of eyes achieved results within the intended correction target.
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Myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia, using PRK, LASIK, or LASEK, depending on the surgeon’s assessment of each patient.
The Pulzar platform is currently available outside the United States, with strong clinical results from studies presented at the Congress of the ESCRS. Contact us to check current availability and regulatory status where you are.
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This information can help guide a conversation with your ophthalmologist about whether solid state laser
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