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Exploring LASIK and Refractive Surgery Options
Discover the evolution of LASIK surgery, beginning with a brief history and an overview of the anatomy of the eye. Understand refractive errors and the science behind them, along with the surgical options available to correct these visual impairments. Delve into LASER refractive procedures, including patient selection criteria, limitations, and contraindications. Learn about the importance of residual corneal thickness and compare the use of Microkeratome vs. Femto LASIK, supported by relevant videos and images. Gain insights into Implantable Collamer Lenses (ICL), exploring patient selection, advantages, and limitations, accompanied by clinical images for a comprehensive understanding.
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Dr Ashu Agarwal
Sr Consultant, Ophthalmology, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Delhi
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