Bilateral high hyperopia after radial keratotomy
Yehuda Waisberg
Abstract
Yehuda Waisberg
Abstract
A patient with myopia and astigmatism in the ideal range for correction by radial keratotomy had surgery on both eyes. Postoperatively, she developed bilateral high hyperopia, with a +9.00 diopter refractive error (OD) and a spherical equivalent of +8.75 diopters (OS). Her best corrected visual acuity dropped one line and hyperopia increased during the follow-up.
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A patient with myopia and astigmatism in the ideal range for correction by radial keratotomy had surgery on both eyes. Postoperatively, she developed bilateral high hyperopia, with a +9.00 diopter refractive error (OD) and a spherical equivalent of +8.75 diopters (OS). Her best corrected visual acuity dropped one line and hyperopia increased during the follow-up.
Key concepts: Radial keratotomy, Dioptre, Refractive error, Astigmatism, Ophthalmology, Vision disorder, Medicine, Eye disease