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Preoperative corneal thickness map (left) and tangential anterior map (right) for the right eye of the patient V.I.C.
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We further presented the preoperative corneal thickness and tangential anterior maps for the right eye (Fig. 4) and for the left eye (Fig. 5).
Twelve months postoperative corneal thickness map (left) and tangential anterior map (right) for the right eye of the patient V.I.C.
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Postoperative corneal thickness and tangential anterior maps for the right eye (Fig. 6) and for the left eye (Fig. 7) showed a good ablation profile.
Twelve months postoperative anterior elevation map (left) and posterior elevation map (right) for the right eye of the patient V.I.C.
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Twelve months after laser surgery, there was no sign of corneal ectasia in both eyes, neither on the anterior elevation map nor on the posterior elevation map (Fig. 8,9). 
Up-left: Anterior elevation map for the right eye of the patient V.I.C. at 1-month postoperative visit. Up right: Anterior elevation map for the right eye of the patient V.I.C. at 12 months postoperative visit. Bottom: Differential anterior elevation map between postoperative 1 month and postoperative 12 months for the right eye of the patient V.I.C.
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