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Providing findings from a retrospective study, Li Lim, MD, noted that eyes with high myopia benefit from CXL add-on to LASIK, resulting in safety, efficacy, and predictability with refractive outcomes that are more stable than those achieved with LASIK alone.
This article was reviewed by Theo Seiler, MD, PhD
This article was reviewed by Mark Packer, MD
This article was reviewed by Monal El Zarif, OD, Msc
This article was reviewed by Guyléne Le Meur, MD
This article was reviewed by David P. Piñero, PhD
Early identification, aggressive treatment critical; when to consider surgical intervention
This article was reviewed by Giacomina Massaro-Giordanao, MD
The results of widefield epithelial thickness mapping with the Optovue Avanti OCT in eyes with a single mild topographic or tomographic abnormality were similar to normal eyes in myopes, which eases decision making surrounding refractive surgery.
Reviewed by P. Dee Stephenson, MD, FACS
Numerous studies over the past decade have shown the implantation of intrastromal corneal ring segments (ICRS) to be a safe and effective means of improving visual
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