Is it? Maybe one of the professionals will put us right on this, but my understanding is that anything where the epithelium is scraped or 'disrupted' is epi-off. I don't think anyone does epi-on in the UK, although there are now some trials of epi-on in Europe.
Anne
My CXL is tomorrow
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Yes I would like to know the same too 
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Hi,
yeh, they kept the epi-on during my procedure. I was absolutely fine after 3 days or so - it was all very well managed and painless
yeh, they kept the epi-on during my procedure. I was absolutely fine after 3 days or so - it was all very well managed and painless
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