Effect of opaque bubble layer on the ocular cylotorsion compensation during FS-LASIK procedures
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National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.81700873); Key Research and Development Program of Hebei Province(No.18277754D); Medical Science Research Project Plan of Hebei Province(No.20200842); Research Program of Hebei Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine(No.2020553); Science and Technology Support Program of Xingtai City(No.2016ZC262)

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    Abstract:

    AIM: To evaluate the effect of opaque bubble layer(OBL)on the ocular cylotorsion compensation during FS-LASIK procedures.

    METHODS: Prospectively clinical study. From July 2019 to September 2019, two-hundred FS-LASIK patients(400 eyes)were randomly included into this study. The total OBL incidence, flap-out OBL incidence, flap-in OBL incidence, incidence of dynamic cyclotorsion component(DCC)and incidence of static cyclotorsion component(SCC)were statistically analyzed.

    RESULTS: OBL developed in 183 eyes of 400 FS-LASIK eyes, with a total OBL incidence of 45.8%. DCC was successfully performed on 397 eyes, with a total DCC incidence of 99.2%. SCC was successfully performed on 293 eyes, with a total SCC incidence of 73.2%. Neither flap-out OBL nor flap-in OBL could disturb the successful implementation of DCC during the operation(P>0.05). Both flap-out OBL and flap-in OBL could impact the SCC implementation and make it fail(P<0.05).

    CONCLUSION: OBL can result in failure of SCC implementation during the FS-LASIK procedures.

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Meng-Meng Wang, Jing-Jing Wang, Ming-Ran Li, et al. Effect of opaque bubble layer on the ocular cylotorsion compensation during FS-LASIK procedures. Guoji Yanke Zazhi( Int Eye Sci) 2021;21(2):344-347

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  • Received:June 04,2020
  • Revised:January 08,2021
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  • Online: January 19,2021
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