Avedro (Boston, MA) received CE Mark clearance in Europe for its KXL II System that’s used for Accelerated Cross-linking and PiXL (Photorefractive Intrastromal Cross-linking) procedures for treatment of myopia. From the announcement:

“As one of the first KXL II clinical sites, we experienced the amazing capabilities of customized accelerated cross-linking to achieve specific, reproducible and interim-stable refractive changes on the cornea,” said A. John Kanellopoulos, MD, NYU Medical School and Member of Avedro’s Medical Advisory Board. “It seems to me that every surgeon who has performed cross-linking has experienced refractive corneal changes. We now have a way to design and customize these refractive changes. If these initial clinical results continue to be repeated, as I believe they will, the potential seems unlimited.”

David Muller, PhD, CEO of Avedro states, “The KXL II and PiXL procedure continue our mission to make refractive correction truly non-surgical. Treating myopia and other refractive disorders with PiXL has the potential to open up refractive correction to millions of people who have never considered Lasik surgery before, but would consider a non-surgical alternative.”

source:Avedro