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Leading Refractive Eye Surgery Experts from Trusted LASIK Surgeons Directory Educate Peers at ASCRS Annual Meeting
Date:4/29/2009

Several leading LASIK and refractive eye surgery experts listed in the Trusted LASIK Surgeons directory presented research and participated in educating their peers at the recently concluded American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery Annual Meeting (ASCRS) in San Francisco, California. Dr. Randy Epstein, Dr. Parag Majmudar, Dr. David Huang, Dr. James McCulley, Dr. R. Wayne Bowman, Dr. Shachar Tauber, and Dr. Jon Dishler, Dr. Kerry Solomon, Dr. David Schanzlin, Dr. Karl Stonecipher, Dr. Dimitri Azar, Dr. Stephen Slade, Dr. Jack Holladay, Dr. Roger Steinert, Dr. Don Serafano, Dr. George Waring, Dr. Jim Davison, and Dr. Jonathan Davidorf, all refractive eye surgery specialists recognized by their peers and listed at Trusted LASIK Surgeons, were among those presenting the latest developments in vision correction surgery through lectures, papers, posters, and panels. Some of the practical and useful research on refractive surgery presented by several of these surgeons is summarized below.

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 29, 2009 -- Trusted LASIK Surgeons is pleased to feature contributions from members of its Trusted LASIK Surgeons Directory at the recent at the recent annual meeting of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery Meeting (ASCRS) annual meeting in San Francisco, California. These eye surgeons are among the leading LASIK and refractive eye surgery experts in the advancement of vision correction care. This annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology is among the largest gathering of ophthalmologists in the world. Over 6,000 ophthalmologists, technicians and industry representatives typically attend the ASCRS annual meeting.


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