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American Academy of Ophthalmology

AAO: 2016

Effects of Gender and Age on Post-LASIK Dry Eye

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Julie Schallhorn, MD, and colleagues studied the effects of gender and age on patient-reported dry eye after primary LASIK. Although women reported more frequent and severe dry eye before surgery, Dr. Schallhorn says that there was no relative difference between men and women 3 months postoperatively, with both reporting more frequent and severe dry eye after LASIK. The investigators found age had no influence on dry eye outcomes.

Posted: 10/12/2016

Keywords:

Dry Eye

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Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

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Effects of Gender and Age on Post-LASIK Dry Eye

Julie Schallhorn, MD, and colleagues studied the effects of gender and age on patient-reported dry eye after primary LASIK. Although women reported more frequent and severe dry eye before surgery, Dr. Schallhorn says that there was no relative difference between men and women 3 months postoperatively, with both reporting more frequent and severe dry eye after LASIK. The investigators found age had no influence on dry eye outcomes.

Posted: 10/12/2016

Keywords:

Dry Eye

•

Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

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