“…Also, autorefraction is very useful when subjective refraction is not available, for example, after cataract surgery, to monitor the stabilization of the refraction. There are only a few studies about refractive changes or the repeatability and validity of autorefraction immediately after cataract surgery 2,9 ,10 . Therefore, the aims of this study were to (i) evaluate the repeatability of the ARK‐30 (Nidek Co. LTD, Aichi, Japan) handheld autorefractor and (ii) determine the agreement between this instrument and subjective refraction and retinoscopy in patients after uneventful cataract surgery.…”