Is pupil diameter no longer be an important factor for night vision complaints after LASIK?

Discussion in 'Laser Eye Surgery' started by Fine, Jun 21, 2004.

  1. Fine

    Fine Guest

    Dear all,

    I read an article "Risk Factors for Night Vision Complaints after LASIK for

    Myopia" by Mihai Pop and Yves Payette and they pointed out that pre-operational

    scotopic pupil size was not an important factor to predict post-LASIK NVC. And

    in a guest editoral "Night Vision after LASIK: The Pupil Proclaims Innocence"

    by Stephen D. Klyce, technological advancement of excimer laser system was

    claimed to be the major reason of different results between the first article

    and articles in early years.

    I have two questions here. Firstly, what is your opinion about the role of

    pupil on post-LASIK NVC? Secondly, the system used in first article was "Nidek

    EC-5000 non–wavefront guided slit-scanning excimer laser". Is it better

    compared with the system used in previous studies?

    I need this imformation to finish my literature review. Please help me.

    Thank You.

    Fine
     
    Fine, Jun 21, 2004
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  2. Fine

    Jan Guest

    Maybe you want to ask in this newsgroup: alt.lasik-eyes

    Jan (normally Dutch spoken)
     
    Jan, Jun 21, 2004
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