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Fig 1.

Ring and stop in microkeratome flap.

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Fig 2.

Expected flap size for rings and stops per microkeratome nomogram.

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Table 1.

Demographics of free flap eyes.

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Fig 3.

Free flap incidence per rings and stops.

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Table 2.

Odds ratios of rings, stops and free flap incidence.

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Table 3.

Odds ratios of keratometry and free flap incidence.

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Fig 4.

Surgeons’ experience and free flap incidence.

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Fig 5.

LASIK bins per surgeon and free flap incidence.

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Table 4.

Odds ratios of central corneal thickness and free flap incidence.

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Fig 6.

Predicted incidence of free flap by ring and stop.

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Fig 7.

Predicted incidence of free flap by keratometry.

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Table 5.

Multivariance logistic regression for keratometries, rings, stops and CCT of the training data set.

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Fig 8.

Predicted incidence of free flap by central corneal thickness.

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Fig 9.

Sensitivity and specificity of prediction model on test data set.

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