LASIK or Laser-Assisted Insitu Keratomileusis is a procedure that permanently changes the shape of the cornea, using an excimer laser. This is mainly indicated for those who dislike glasses or find that contact lenses are troublesome. The procedure is performed with an excimer laser and it is a painless procedure.
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LASIK for Refractive Errors
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- contact sports
- cornea
- excimer laser
- eye injuries
- flap
- glaucoma
- herpes zoster
- immunodeficiency states
- keratomileusis
- lasik patients
- microkeratome
- ocular hypertension
- painless procedure
- preset parameters
- refractive errors
- rheumatoid arthritis
- stroma
- suitable candidates
- topical anesthetic