Intrastromal Corneal Ring Segments (INTACS)
INTACS are made of two semicircles of plastic that rest between the layers of tissue in the cornea. They cause the peripheral cornea to become more steep and the central cornea to flatten. This change in shape corrects nearsightedness by shifting the point at which light is focused on the retina. Learn more at http://www.geteyesmart.org.
Watch video Intrastromal Corneal Ring Segments (INTACS) online, duration hours minute second in high quality that is uploaded to the channel EyeSmart — American Academy of Ophthalmology 03 December 2010. Share the link to the video on social media so that your subscribers and friends will also watch this video. This video clip has been viewed 15,938 times and liked it 47 visitors.
