Researchers tested 98 patients with keratoconic eyes, and tested for visual, refractive, aberrometric and corneal biomechanical outcomes through one year postoperatively.
Primary coma decreased significantly; visual acuities and spherical and cylindrical errors improved up until one month after surgery.
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