Clinical analysis of the patients with myopia after LASIK
Xuecheng Liu, Lijuan Liu, Yin Wang, Yumin Liu
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Xuecheng Liu, Lijuan Liu, Yin Wang, Yumin Liu
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Objective To analyze the clinical effects aftet one year of LASIK for myopia. Methods According to the preoperative diopters of the myopia, the patients were divided into three groups, group Ⅰ: 57 eyes( - 10.25D~ - 15.00D). The patients were followed up 1 year. Re- sults In groups,the percentage of the uncorrected visual acuity equal or more than 1.0 was 94.3%,80.3%,42.0% re- spectivdy. The percentage of there sidual refractive error within ±0.50D was 99.3% ,85.7% ,59.7%. The spherical e- quivalent was stable in 3 months after LASIK. The complications are few. Conclusion LASIK is a safe,effective and good predictable method for treatment of myopia. Key words: Keratomileusis,laser in situ; Refraction,ocular; Myopia
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Objective To analyze the clinical effects aftet one year of LASIK for myopia. Methods According to the preoperative diopters of the myopia, the patients were divided into three groups, group Ⅰ: 57 eyes( - 10.25D~ - 15.00D). The patients were followed up 1 year. Re- sults In groups,the percentage of the uncorrected visual acuity equal or more than 1.0 was 94.3%,80.3%,42.0% re- spectivdy. The percentage of there sidual refractive error within ±0.50D was 99.3% ,85.7% ,59.7%. The spherical e- quivalent was stable in 3 months after LASIK. The complications are few. Conclusion LASIK is a safe,effective and good predictable method for treatment of myopia. Key words: Keratomileusis,laser in situ; Refraction,ocular; Myopia
Key concepts: Medicine, LASIK, Keratomileusis, Dioptre, Ophthalmology, Refractive error, Visual acuity, Optometry