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Comparative analysis of femtoLASIK and LASIK using a mechanical microkeratome

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First Author: S.Kuzbekov RUSSIA

Co Author(s):    M. Bikbov   R. Bikbulatov   R. Fayzrakhmanov        

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Purpose:

Comparative analysis of the surgical treatment effectiveness of refractive errors using different techniques of forming the corneal flap

Setting:

Ufa Eye Research Institute

Methods:

We carried out a surgical treatment in 84 patients (168 eyes) with the spherical myopia on the Excimer Laser System Tecnolas 217Z100P (Germany). Follow-up was 6 ± 1,5 months . The average age of patients in both groups was 31,34 ± 0,85 years. Preoperative corrected visual acuity in all patients was 1.0. Patients were divided into two groups: Group 1 - 42 patients (84 eyes) with myopia -3,48 ± 0,17 D, laser system «VICTUS Femtosecond Laser Platform» Bausch & Lomb, was used for the formation of the corneal flap. Group 2 - 42 patients (84 eyes) with myopia -3,47 ± 0,14 D, mechanical microkeratome «Zyoptix XP» company Bausch & Lomb, was used for the formation of the corneal flap.

Results:

In the 1st group 3 months after surgery postoperative refraction deviation was from the calculated range from -0,5 D overcorrection up to +0,25 D overcorrection (average -0,03 ± 0,01). In the 2nd group, the deviation from the calculated postoperative refraction ranged from -0,75 D overcorrection up to +0,5 D overcorrection (average -0,01 ± 0,01). In the 1st group the refraction within ± 1,00 D of emmetropia was achieved in 100% of cases , in the 2nd group the refraction deviation over ± 1,00 D of emmetropia was observed in 3% .

Conclusions:

Performing correction of vision in patients with spherical myopia using different techniques of forming the corneal flap is an effective method for achieving stable postoperative results. FINANCIAL INTEREST: NONE

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