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• W1998190147 abstract "Corneal transparency and visual performance are currently receiving much attention after excimer laser surgery. To date, emphasis has been on comparison of eyes on which laser surgery has been performed to eyes with emmetropia. A more appropriate comparison should be between eyes on which laser surgery has been performed and eyes with other forms of correction for myopia. Forward-scattered light, back-scattered light, and visual acuity were investigated and data were collected from 35 myopic individuals with various types of correction for myopia (spectacles, hard and soft contact lenses, and excimer laser surgery). Forward-scattered light was measured by using a new computerized technique, back-scattered light was measured with a charge coupled device-camera system, and visual acuity was measured with a computerized system at various levels of contrast. Spectacles, hard contact lenses, and excimer laser surgery are all superior to soft contact lenses in terms of light scatter and low-contrast visual acuity and excimer laser photorefractive keratectomy produces comparable results to spectacles one year postoperatively. At low-contrast visual acuity, mean visual acuity was 2.45 minutes of arc for the spectacle wearers, 3.21 minutes of arc for the hard contactlens wearers, and 5.04 minutes of arc for the soft contactlens wearers. Excimer laser patients had a mean visual acuity of 9.04 minutes of arc three months postoperatively, and 2.53 minutes of arc after one year. A mean value of 2.4% contrast for forward light scatter was obtained for spectacle wearers compared with a level of 3.84% contrast for hard contactlens wearers and 16.1% contrast for soft contactlens wearers. The mean value for excimer laser patients was 20% contrast three months postoperatively and 2.1% contrast one year postoperatively. Corneal transparency and visual performance are currently receiving much attention after excimer laser surgery. To date, emphasis has been on comparison of eyes on which laser surgery has been performed to eyes with emmetropia. A more appropriate comparison should be between eyes on which laser surgery has been performed and eyes with other forms of correction for myopia. Forward-scattered light, back-scattered light, and visual acuity were investigated and data were collected from 35 myopic individuals with various types of correction for myopia (spectacles, hard and soft contact lenses, and excimer laser surgery). Forward-scattered light was measured by using a new computerized technique, back-scattered light was measured with a charge coupled device-camera system, and visual acuity was measured with a computerized system at various levels of contrast. Spectacles, hard contact lenses, and excimer laser surgery are all superior to soft contact lenses in terms of light scatter and low-contrast visual acuity and excimer laser photorefractive keratectomy produces comparable results to spectacles one year postoperatively. At low-contrast visual acuity, mean visual acuity was 2.45 minutes of arc for the spectacle wearers, 3.21 minutes of arc for the hard contactlens wearers, and 5.04 minutes of arc for the soft contactlens wearers. Excimer laser patients had a mean visual acuity of 9.04 minutes of arc three months postoperatively, and 2.53 minutes of arc after one year. A mean value of 2.4% contrast for forward light scatter was obtained for spectacle wearers compared with a level of 3.84% contrast for hard contactlens wearers and 16.1% contrast for soft contactlens wearers. The mean value for excimer laser patients was 20% contrast three months postoperatively and 2.1% contrast one year postoperatively." @default.
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• W1998190147 title "Corneal Light Scattering and Visual Performance in Myopic Individuals With Spectacles, Contact Lenses, or Excimer Laser Photorefractive Keratectomy" @default.
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• W1998190147 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/s0002-9394(14)74445-9" @default.
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