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Q Value Customized Versus Wavefront Optimized Ablation in Femtosecond Laser-Assisted LASIK
Corneal asphericity is expressed numerically as the "Q-value". A minus value means that corneal curvature flattens towards the periphery and the cornea is prolate in shape, but when the curvature steepens towards the periphery, the cornea is oblate in shape and has a positive Q-value. The current study evaluates the effect of LASIK eye surgery on corneal asphericity by comparing 2 software treatment platforms; the Q value customized ablation versus the conventional Wave-front optimized ablation in a fellow eye study pattern.
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