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LCA-Vision Announces the Opening of its 75th LasikPlus(R) Vision Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Similar to other LasikPlus(R) vision centers throughout the country, the new vision center is staffed with an experienced team of health care professionals, and is equipped with technologically advanced lasers and diagnostic equipment. This range of advanced technology allows the company to offer patients IntraLase(R) to create the corneal flap, as well as traditional laser vision correction and advanced custom wavefront procedures.
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About LCA-Vision Inc./LasikPlus(R)
LCA-Vision Inc., a leading provider of laser vision correction services
under the LasikPlus(R) brand, operates 75 LasikPlus(R) fixed-site laser vision
correction centers in 33 states and 59 markets in the
Earning Trust Every Moment.
Transforming Lives Every Day.
For Additional Information
Patricia Forsythe
V.P. Investor Relations
513-792-5629
pforsythe@lca.com
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