THE INCIDENCE, CONCURRENT FACTORS AND CLINICAL RESULTS OF REOPERATION AFTER CORNEAL REFRACTIVE SURGERIES

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KHANLARI M.

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Journal: BINA Year:2010 | Volume:15 | Issue:2 (59) Page(s): 83-90

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THE INCIDENCE, CONCURRENT FACTORS AND CLINICAL RESULTS OF REOPERATION AFTER CORNEAL REFRACTIVE SURGERIES

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Purpose: To determine the INCIDENCE, concurrent factors and clinical results of re-operation after corneal refractive surgeries.Methods: In these retrospective descriptive study records of all patients undergoing. Corneal refractive surgeries including PRK, LASIK, and LASEK between April 2005 and December 2006 were assessed. Patients who had undergone re-operations entered the study; visual acuity with and without correction, and refraction before and after the operation were analyzed.Results: Out of 10,311 eyes of 5,257 patients, 63 eyes (0.6%) underwent one or more re-operations. The mean duration between the first and second operation was 116±20 days. Mean±SD spherical equivalent refractive error before the first operation in re-operated eyes was -4.40±3.17 D (ranging from -14.25 to +5.88 D), -4.58±3.25 D (ranging from -14.25 to +5.18 D) in the LASIK group, and -2.73 to±1.61 D (ranging from -5.13 to 0.8 D) in the PRK group. Mean±SD of spherical equivalent refractive error of these patients before re-operation was -1.13±1.97 D (ranging from -4.25 to +3 D). This mean value was -1.25±1.71 D (ranging from -4.25 to +3.00 D) and -0.45±1.7 D (ranging from -2.75 to +1.5 D) in the LASIK and PRK groups respectively. Before re-operation, only 30% of re-operation candidates had visual acuity of 20/40 or better while all of them reached this level of visual acuity after re-operation.Conclusion: Laser corneal refractive re-operation can be a safe and efficient alternative for treatment of residual refractive errors after previous photorefractive surgery and the low prevalence and INCIDENCE of reparation among Iranian patients can be a sign of suitable nomograms used in patients of Iranian descent.

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KHANLARI, M.. (2010). THE INCIDENCE, CONCURRENT FACTORS AND CLINICAL RESULTS OF REOPERATION AFTER CORNEAL REFRACTIVE SURGERIES. BINA, 15(2 (59)), 83-90. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/42517/en

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KHANLARI M.. THE INCIDENCE, CONCURRENT FACTORS AND CLINICAL RESULTS OF REOPERATION AFTER CORNEAL REFRACTIVE SURGERIES. BINA[Internet]. 2010;15(2 (59)):83-90. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/42517/en

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M. KHANLARI, “THE INCIDENCE, CONCURRENT FACTORS AND CLINICAL RESULTS OF REOPERATION AFTER CORNEAL REFRACTIVE SURGERIES,” BINA, vol. 15, no. 2 (59), pp. 83–90, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/42517/en

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