Preoperative Visual Acuity, Age are Main Outcome Predictors for New Procedure: Presented at AAO

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Age and preprocedure visual acuity appear to be the 2 strongest predictors of outcome following Descemet stripping automated endothelial keratoplasty (DSAEK) surgery to treat intracorneal disease such as Fuchs' syndrome.

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Preoperative Visual Acuity, Age are Main Outcome Predictors for New Procedure: Presented at AAO

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