Could You Be A Candidate For LASIK Eye Surgery?

Discussion in 'Laser Eye Surgery' started by reneeizabella, Sep 2, 2006.

  1. reneeizabella, Sep 2, 2006
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  2. reneeizabella

    Ace Guest

    You forgot this part to know:

    LASIK Complications:
    · Aniseikonia (difference in image size between the two eyes)
    · Anisometropia
    · Anterior Chamber Perforations
    · Aquarium Vision
    · Arcing
    · BCVA (loss of)
    · Blindness
    · Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion
    · Cataract Formation
    · Central Islands
    · Central Toxic Keratopathy
    · Contrast Sensitivity Loss
    · Corneal Abrasions
    · Corneal Necrosis
    · Corneal Perforation
    · Corneal Scars
    · Corneal Thinning
    · Corneal Ulcers
    · Decompensated Strabismus
    · Decentered Ablation
    · Depth Perception (loss of)
    · Diffuse Lamellar Keratitis (DLK, Sands of Sahara)
    · Dry Eyes
    · Ectasia
    · Edema
    · Endothelial Cell Loss
    · Epithelial Ingrowth
    · Epithelial Sloughing
    · Flap Buttonhole
    · Flap Decentered
    · Flap Unfolding
    · Flap Melt
    · Flap Striae and Wrinkles
    · Flap Subluxation
    · Fluctuating Vision
    · Foreign Body Sensation
    · GASH
    · Ghosting
    · Glare
    · Haloes
    · Haze
    · Headache
    · Hyperopic Shift
    · Incomplete Cut, resulting in irregular astigmatism
    · Induced Aberrations
    · Induced Astigmatism
    · Infectious Keratitis
    · Interface Debris
    · Interface Keratitis (infectious and non-infectious, early and
    late onset)
    · Irregular Astigmatism
    · Irregular Wound Healing
    · Loss of Flap
    · Microperforations
    · Monocular Diplopia
    · Muscle Spasms
    · Nerve Fiber Damage and/or Thinning
    · Night Vision Loss
    · Nocturnal glare
    · Optic Nerve Infarction
    · Optic Nerve Neuropathy
    · Overcorrection
    · Pain (persistent)
    · Palebral fissures (expanding induced),
    · Photophobia (undesirable visual sensations produced by bright
    lights)
    · Progressive Hyperopia
    · Psychological Problems (induced or exacerbated)
    · Ptsopis (droopy eyelid)
    · Quality of Life (loss of)
    · Reading Problems
    · Recurrent Erosion
    · Regression (both naturally occurring and induced via hypoxia)
    · Retinal breaks/tears/macular holes
    · Retinal Detachment
    · Scarring
    · Starbursts
    · Steroid Induced Glaucoma
    · Trigeminal Neuralgia
    · Undercorrection
    · Uneven Pupil Sizes
    · Visual Field Defects
    · Vitreous Detachment (Floaters)


    Future Induced Difficulties:
    · IOL Calculation Difficulties
    · Difficulty detecting Glaucoma Onset
    · Induced Contact Lens Intolerance
    · Increased susceptability to ocular trauma (i.e. late flap
    dislocation)


    And now there's concern that laser-thinned corneas are susceptible to
    glaucoma.
    LASIK damages every eye.


    Let's have a round of applause for the FDA panel who approved this
    procedure.
     
    Ace, Sep 2, 2006
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  3. reneeizabella

    Ace Guest

    You forgot this part to know:

    LASIK Complications:
    · Aniseikonia (difference in image size between the two eyes)
    · Anisometropia
    · Anterior Chamber Perforations
    · Aquarium Vision
    · Arcing
    · BCVA (loss of)
    · Blindness
    · Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion
    · Cataract Formation
    · Central Islands
    · Central Toxic Keratopathy
    · Contrast Sensitivity Loss
    · Corneal Abrasions
    · Corneal Necrosis
    · Corneal Perforation
    · Corneal Scars
    · Corneal Thinning
    · Corneal Ulcers
    · Decompensated Strabismus
    · Decentered Ablation
    · Depth Perception (loss of)
    · Diffuse Lamellar Keratitis (DLK, Sands of Sahara)
    · Dry Eyes
    · Ectasia
    · Edema
    · Endothelial Cell Loss
    · Epithelial Ingrowth
    · Epithelial Sloughing
    · Flap Buttonhole
    · Flap Decentered
    · Flap Unfolding
    · Flap Melt
    · Flap Striae and Wrinkles
    · Flap Subluxation
    · Fluctuating Vision
    · Foreign Body Sensation
    · GASH
    · Ghosting
    · Glare
    · Haloes
    · Haze
    · Headache
    · Hyperopic Shift
    · Incomplete Cut, resulting in irregular astigmatism
    · Induced Aberrations
    · Induced Astigmatism
    · Infectious Keratitis
    · Interface Debris
    · Interface Keratitis (infectious and non-infectious, early and
    late onset)
    · Irregular Astigmatism
    · Irregular Wound Healing
    · Loss of Flap
    · Microperforations
    · Monocular Diplopia
    · Muscle Spasms
    · Nerve Fiber Damage and/or Thinning
    · Night Vision Loss
    · Nocturnal glare
    · Optic Nerve Infarction
    · Optic Nerve Neuropathy
    · Overcorrection
    · Pain (persistent)
    · Palebral fissures (expanding induced),
    · Photophobia (undesirable visual sensations produced by bright
    lights)
    · Progressive Hyperopia
    · Psychological Problems (induced or exacerbated)
    · Ptsopis (droopy eyelid)
    · Quality of Life (loss of)
    · Reading Problems
    · Recurrent Erosion
    · Regression (both naturally occurring and induced via hypoxia)
    · Retinal breaks/tears/macular holes
    · Retinal Detachment
    · Scarring
    · Starbursts
    · Steroid Induced Glaucoma
    · Trigeminal Neuralgia
    · Undercorrection
    · Uneven Pupil Sizes
    · Visual Field Defects
    · Vitreous Detachment (Floaters)


    Future Induced Difficulties:
    · IOL Calculation Difficulties
    · Difficulty detecting Glaucoma Onset
    · Induced Contact Lens Intolerance
    · Increased susceptability to ocular trauma (i.e. late flap
    dislocation)


    And now there's concern that laser-thinned corneas are susceptible to
    glaucoma.
    LASIK damages every eye.


    Let's have a round of applause for the FDA panel who approved this
    procedure.
     
    Ace, Sep 2, 2006
    #3
  4. Follow-up to Ace's comments:

    In order to determine your suitability, and to avoid potential LASIK
    complications, the best way is to get screened and tested prior to
    undergoing surgery. The site http://laserforeyes.info has a ton of
    information about LASIK including complications...

    reneeizabella

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    reneeizabella, Sep 2, 2006
    #4
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