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Retreatment after initial laser in situ keratomileusis
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Several conclusions can be drawn from this study. First, LASIK retreatment is effective and safe for correcting undercorrection and regression after initial LASIK, and a good visual outcome is expected. Second, in most eyes, regression occurs within 6 months after the initial LASIK. However, regression can develop up to 2 years after LASIK. Third, multiple retreatments will be required in some patients. The outcome in these cases is promising.
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