Surgeons Link Nerve Recovery To Decrease In Anterior Keratocyte Density After LASIK

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Sub-basal nerve fiber density shows a gradual yet incomplete recovery that may be associated with a reduction in the density of the most anteriorly located keratocytes more than 2 years after LASIK, a prospective study found.

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Surgeons Link Nerve Recovery To Decrease In Anterior Keratocyte Density After LASIK

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