
|Articles|March 1, 2008
Analysis probes post-LASIK dissatisfaction
A study analyzing demographic, pretreatment, and outcomes variables in a large population of patients undergoing conventional LASIK for low-to-moderate myopia identified that postoperative UCVA and visual symptoms, such as monocular diplopia and glare, play a significant role in patient dissatisfaction. However, together they only explain a small portion of the variance.
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