May 19, 2004
Residual bed thickness and corneal forward shift after laser in situ keratomileusis
JCRS May 2004
Conclusions: Even if a residual corneal bed of 300 ?m or thicker is preserved, anterior bulging of the cornea after LASIK can occur. Eyes with thin corneas and high myopia requiring greater laser ablation are more predisposed to an anterior shift of the cornea.
Posted by mehdi khanlari at May 19, 2004 06:54 AM