IOP Significantly Reduced In Myopic And Hyperopic Eyes After LASIK

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IOP was significantly reduced in myopic and hyperopic patients who underwent LASIK. The reduction was attributed to flap cutting and thinning of the central cornea, particularly in myopic eyes.

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IOP Significantly Reduced In Myopic And Hyperopic Eyes After LASIK

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