Corneal aberrations and visual performance after radial keratotomy

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Abstract
Radial keratotomy, like photorefractive keratectomy, shifts the distribution of aberrations from third order dominance (coma-like aberrations) to fourth order dominance (spherical-like aberrations). Radial keratotomy-induced aberrations and loss in contrast sensitivity are reduced with increasing cl …
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Authors Applegate RA;Howland HC;Sharp RP;Cottingham AJ;Yee RW;;
Journal journal of refractive surgery (thorofare, nj : 1995)
Year 1970
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine research support non-u.s. gov't u.s. gov't Prospective Studies Visual Acuity / physiology* P.H.S. pmid:9699163 r a applegate h c howland r w yee contrast sensitivity / physiology cornea / physiopathology* cornea / surgery corneal topography follow-up studies keratotomy radial* myopia / surgery* sensory thresholds

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