
|Articles|June 15, 2004
Nondominant eye preferred in custom, conventional comparison
San Diego-A prospective comparison of objective wavefront analysis using CustomVue LASIK (VISX) in one eye with patient subjective analog scale reports after a conventional LASIK procedure in the other eye found that there was an increased preference for use of the nondominant eye regardless of the treatment performed, according to John F. Doane, MD, FACS. The reason for this effect on patient preference is not known.
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