Examples of using Corneal in English and their translations into Czech
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Well, you know, I'm, uh… What does that entail? and all that that entails, so… Dealing with a fairly serious corneal abrasion.
to treat corneal surface diseases, for example recurrent erosions, corneal scars, etc.
there is no risk of thermal injury to the corneal tissue or to any other eye structures.
Well, you know, I'm, uh, dealing with a fairly serious corneal abrasion, and all that that entails.
she has done about 10,000 cataract surgeries and a number of corneal transplants.
Every impulse of the excimer laser is able to remove the corneal tissue at an accuracy of 0.25 micron.
The energy of laser radiation interrupts the connections between individual molecules of corneal tissue so that these evaporate.
to treat corneal surface diseases, for example recurrent erosions, corneal scars, etc.
cataract surgery, corneal transplantations, and refractive surgery.
Varying the length, depth and location of the incisions the surgeon can achieve the required change of the corneal curvature and correct thereby the astigmatism.
Each single pulse of the excimer laser is thus capable of removing the corneal tissue with a precision of 0.25 micrometers.
As the excimer laser produces"cold radiation" there is no danger that the corneal tissue or other ocular structures could be damaged with heat.
Unique medical equipment, PENTACAM, enables us to make an early diagnosis of keratoconus or other corneal diseases, including post-injury conditions.
The laser beam, with a wavelength of 193 nm, that falls on the corneal surface is able to gently remove a very thin layer of the tissue that was specified in advance.
Laser beams act on the eye only in a precisely defined region of the corneal tissue stroma.
PRK(photorefractive keratectomy) is a method consisting in a modification of the curvature of the corneal surface after removing its surface cellular level- epithelium.
The procedure is based on the laser ablation of corneal surface layers after the covering epithelium has been removed.
signs of corneal necrosis, neither of which are symptoms of leukaemia.
thermal I.D. and corneal scanners to activate the elevators.
The procedure is preceded by the thorough examination of the eye including the measurement of the depth of the anterior eye chamber and by the examination of the corneal endothelium.