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Pupil size not driving factor in night vision complaints

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Cheryl Guttman

Montreal-In the clinical setting, night vision disturbances after LASIK cannot be predicted by pupil size, but rather are correlated with preoperative sphere and the photoablation optical zone size, said Mihai Pop, MD.

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