|Articles|September 15, 2001
Changes in higher-order aberrations affect visual function
Orlando-Ongoing studies defining relationships between ocularaberrations and visual performance are providing useful information forresearchers who are aiming to optimize results of wavefront-guided customablations, said George Pettit, MD, PhD.
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