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Treatment of Posterior Flap for Persistent Rainbow Glare After LASIK

Brandon Baartman, MD

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In this video, Dr. Brandon Baartman illustrates a back-surface flap treatment using the WaveLight EX500 excimer laser (Alcon) and a "double card" technique. The patient underwent sequential +0.50 / -0.50 treatments to the undersurface of the flap to maintain spherical equivalence. An excellent postoperative outcome was achieved.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant and Investigator (Alcon)

Posted: 1/12/2024

Keywords:

LASIK Flap

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Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

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Wavelight Ex500 Excimer Laser

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Rainbow Glare

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Treatment of Posterior Flap for Persistent Rainbow Glare After LASIK

Brandon Baartman, MD

In this video, Dr. Brandon Baartman illustrates a back-surface flap treatment using the WaveLight EX500 excimer laser (Alcon) and a "double card" technique. The patient underwent sequential +0.50 / -0.50 treatments to the undersurface of the flap to maintain spherical equivalence. An excellent postoperative outcome was achieved.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant and Investigator (Alcon)

Posted: 1/12/2024

Keywords:

LASIK Flap

•

Laser Refractive Surgery (LASIK)

•

Wavelight Ex500 Excimer Laser

•

Rainbow Glare

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