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The Ophthalmologist / Issues / 2025 / December / Seeing the Bigger Picture / Notecards
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Seeing the Bigger Picture

Why larger optical zones in KLEX might be the next step forward

By Lena Beckers, with contributions from F. Kretz and D. Beckers 12/10/2025 3 min read

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1. KLEX utilizes femtosecond lasers for flap-free vision correction.

2. Standard KLEX optical zones are 6.0-7.0 mm.

3. Enlarging the lenticule size may enhance outcomes for patients with larger pupils.

4. A study tested a 7.7 mm optical zone, yielding excellent vision results.

5. Customizing optical zones may improve night vision and minimize glare.

6. Careful monitoring of stromal bed thickness is crucial with larger lenticules.

7. Future advancements may include patient-specific optical zone sizes.

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Lena Beckers, with contributions from F. Kretz and D. Beckers

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