SURFACE ABLATION
[/caption]Orca Surgical introduced its patented Epi-Clearâ„¢ device and a new treatment paradigm, EBKâ„¢ (Epi Bowman’s Keratectomy) at the ESCRS winter meeting in Prague. “Fifteen years of experience in refractive surgery and over 40,000 surgeries has led us to the conclusion that when it comes to safety, surface ablation is the only choice for refractive surgery,†said Yariv Bar-On, CEO at Orca Surgical. “Market research indicates strong growth in the number of surface ablation procedures performed each year. We believe we have developed the ultimate surgical tool for this purpose.â€
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