Troops’ surgery is priority
The LASIK or photorefractive surgery must be done at least 90 days before a soldier deploys, the Fort Carson Mountaineer reported Friday, quoting military medical officials at Fort Carson.
June 30, 2007
Deploying soldiers get free LASIK priority - Military News, Army News, opinions, editorials, news from Iraq, photos, …
FORT CARSON, Colo. — Special Forces Groups and other units most likely to go to combat in Iraq will get priority in free laser or photorefractive surgery being offered to soldiers at Fort Carson.
June 29, 2007
Military offering laser eye surgery
An Army eye clinic that offers free laser eye surgery to soldiers will give highest priority to special forces groups and other units most likely to go to combat in Iraq, according to a published report. The LASIK or photorefractive surgery must be done at least 90 days before a soldier deploys, the Fort Carson Mountaineer reported Friday, quoting military medical officials at Fort Carson. "Right
Soldiers Offered LASIK
The Army is offering active duty soldiers at Fort Carson laser or photo-refractive surgery.
June 25, 2007
Intralase method launched in India for safer eye surgeries
The Centre for Sight has launched in India advanced lasik technology using blade-free intralase method to ensure more safety in eye surgeries.
