by John F. Doane, MD
Whenever a surgeon identifies whether a patient is the right candidate for a refractive procedure, he or she must ensure that the entry criteria by which the patient has been evaluated has successful results. The goal is to identify prospective patients who will yield equivalent results in their surgery to their testing. The most obvious standard by which I decide to punt or treat patients with small incision lenticule extraction is determining whether the patient has had any pre-existing anatomy or physiologic conditions that may (Read more...)
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