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Study: Location of LPI not associated with dysphotopsias
CORONADO, Calif. — New dysphotopsias occurred commonly after laser peripheral iridotomy, although location was not a statistically significant association, according to a study presented here.“Overall there was a high rate of new dysphotopsias in our study, 9%, but we also have to keep in mind that there was also a high rate of dysphotopsias before LPI and also a high rate of resolution of dysphotopsias,” Nazlee Zebardast, MD, said at the American Glaucoma Society meeting.