Wavefront-Guided LASIK Shows Better Results Than Conventional Lasik In Night Driving Simulator

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

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Wavefront-guided LASIK patients performed better in a night driving simulator test than those who underwent conventional LASIK, a retrospective review of two prospective studies found.

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