Biomechanical Strength is the intrinsic property of corneal tissue that determines its resistance to deformation and structural failure following Laser in Situ Keratomileusis, distinguishing it from related biomechanical properties by its specific role in maintaining corneal integrity under physiological and external stresses.
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