A Novel Corneal Remodeling Technique of Laser Asymmetric Keratectomy in Keratoconus Suspect: A Retrospective Case Control Study
Ji Sang Min,
Byung Moo Min
Abstract:Purpose
This retrospective case control study report includes 4 eyes of 4 patients (aged from 37 to 44 years) with keratoconus suspect (KCS) who underwent laser epithelial keratomileusis linked laser asymmetric keratectomy (L-LAK) as corneal remodeling technique in order to avoid postoperative corneal ectasia.
Patients and Methods
Four eyes of 4 patients showed corneal topography findings with abnormal localized steep keratometric curvature greater than 47.0 D and perip… Show more
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