Correlation with residual stromal bed thickness and regression after LASIK

What is it about?

The residual stromal bed thickness corelates with regression of myopia after LASIK and enough bed thickness is important to maintain good uncorected visual acuity based on the long-term outcomes.

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Why is it important?

We provides novel and important data with regard to the correlation between residual stromal bed thickness and the regression of myopia after LASIK in the long-term examinations. The present study is an indication of the limit of refractive surgical volume of myopia by LASIK, so as maintain good uncorrected visual acuity after LASIK when compared with another kind of refractive surgery (e.g. ICL).

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