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USAEyes.org 50 Tough Questions For Your Lasik Doctor |
| There are many doctors who provide surgery to reduce the need for glasses, contacts, and reading glasses. Choosing the best can be difficult. Many make claims of exceptional skills, however the USAEyes.org “50 Tough Questions For Your Doctor” can guide potential patients... |
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USAEyes.org Consumer Alert: Imported, Altered, and Counterfeit Lasers For LASIK, IntraLASIK, PRK, LASEK, Epi-LASIK, etc. |
| An investigation by USAEyes.org has affirmed that an undetermined number of US surgeons have circumvented safety restrictions by hiring third-party vendors to fundamentally alter their lasers to perform LASIK and similar refractive laser eye surgery procedures beyond the parameters determined by the US Food and Drug Administration to be safe and effective. These alterations are not approved by the FDA, nor are they sanctioned... |
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Wavefront-Guided Lasers For Lasik: Next Best Thing or So Much Expensive Luggage? |
| Doctors have been touting the attributes of the new technology since FDA approval of wavefront-guided lasers for Lasik and similar eye surgery to reduce the need for glasses, contacts, and reading glasses, but studies show that not every patient would benefit from... |
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Sharper imags: sports vision clinic |
The standard eye chart only covers letters and numbers, but athletes need above average vision to track balls hurtling toward them at alarming speeds. To test those special skills, a University of Houston optometrist has founded the Sports Vision Performance Center, a facility where athletes perform while a strobe light is flashing, play tag with a board of lights and engage in other activities designed to improve their visual abilities........ |
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MU researchers find clue to cataract formation |
It is the No. 1 line-item cost of Medicare reimbursement and affects more than 20 million people in the United States. Cataracts, which can have devastating effects on the eye, affect 42 percent of the population between the ages of 70 and 80, and 68 percent of the population over the age of 80, as per the National Eye Institute. Now, a University of Missouri professor has identified an important step in how cataracts form. This discovery, published in a recent edition of The Journal of Biological Chemistry, could lead to a better therapy or cure for cataracts in the future........ |
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When poor communication pokes you in the eye |
The ocular lens belongs to the optical apparatus and focuses incidental beams of light onto the retina. Now, a research team led by Professor Dr. Jochen Graw of the Institute of Developmental Genetics, of the Helmholtz Zentrum MĂĽnchen, has been able to decipher a genetic defect responsible for small eyes and an incomplete, clouded lens in the so-called Aey12 mouse mutants. These results lead to conclusions concerning cataracts in humans, because, in this case too, the lens loses its transparency........ |
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FLEx: The next big thing in laser vision surgery? |
| A new all-laser eye surgery appears to be safe and effective for the treatment of nearsightedness. Called femtosecond lenticule extraction (FLEx), the investigational procedure uses a different type of laser than the excimer laser used for LASIK. |
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LASIK for farsightedness remains safe and effective five years after surgery |
| A new long-term study shows that LASIK performed to correct farsightedness remains safe and effective five years after surgery. |
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LASIK Risks and Complications |
| Anyone considering LASIK or other vision correction surgery should understand the risks and potential complications of these elective procedures. In this LSN exclusive article, we outline some key research findings about LASIK risks and complications. |
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Honesty about steroids would be refreshing |
| Honesty about steroids would be refreshingMiami Herald - I had Lasik surgery, lasering my eyes, to improve my vision. But with your arbitrary moralities, you are blurring the line for me so much between what is allegedly natural and allegedly unnatural that not even those Lasik lasers help me unblur it
Mary Penner: [...] Honesty about steroids would be refreshing Miami Herald - I had Lasik surgery, lasering my eyes, to improve my vision. But with your arbitrary moralities, you are blurring the line for me so much between what is allegedly natural and allegedly unnatural that not even those Lasik lasers help me unblur it
Mary Penner: Wealth of information, lively facts found in town Albuquerque Tribune - Dan Ehrig replied to the discussion Lasik in Albuquerque Brendan replied to the discussion Lasik in Albuquerque JD Buchanan started a discussion called How to get to know Dan Ehrig replied to the discussion Albuquerque and Us Angelo replied to
January 2008 events Joplin Independent - Auction items include Lasik surgery, a Rolex watch, a cruise, playhouse for the kids and a pair of leather rocket recliners. For ticket information phone (417) 529-8138. 26: J.R.’s Rubber Band from the Tahlequah, OK area will be performing gospel
Extra! UIdaho Student Found Shot to Death Spokane Spokesman-Review - Inland Empire Girl /Gathering Around the Table admits she used to be a night owl who regularly tuned into Letterman but prefers being a morning person today here . * Sam The Reporter /Vandal Sense is celebrating b/c he’s a candidate for LASIK surgery
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| Insert Tokin’Slate - Latest Human Nature columns: 1) Why GPS tracking is good for felons . 2) No steroids in football, but let them eat steak . 3) Why pro-lifers fear the morning-after pill . 4) If steroids are cheating, why isn’t LASIK ? 5) Tom DeLay’s mortal hypocrisy
Report: Canseco could name [...] Insert Tokin’ Slate - Latest Human Nature columns: 1) Why GPS tracking is good for felons . 2) No steroids in football, but let them eat steak . 3) Why pro-lifers fear the morning-after pill . 4) If steroids are cheating, why isn’t LASIK ? 5) Tom DeLay’s mortal hypocrisy
Report: Canseco could name Ordonez Rotoworld.com - has been a bit of growth with a fibre in the left eye. It is a very simple procedure to take it out and the advice was to do it sooner.” Yikes! What’s going on? We already know that Kevin Na is playing through his own eyes issues following LASIK, now
License restrictions can catch up with you Ahwatukee Foothills News - A New Year s resolution you might want to consider, which could save a lot of time and possibly money, is to visit your local Motor Vehicles Division office if you have had eye surgery recently. If you had Lasik surgery you need to have the
Patient: Flat foot fix ‘like a miracle’ KABC - Ivar Roth calls it Lasik for the feet. While Yvette says recovery was fast, critics say this isn’t the answer for everyone with flat feet. The foot has multiple planes of control and some patients may require more correction than a simple implant
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TOUR Insider: FBR Open |
| TOUR Insider: FBR OpenPGA Tour - Another South African is on the sidelines with Retief Goosen , who was unable to defend his title at the Qatar Masters after suffering a setback from LASIK surgery. He’s not the first to have that problem; Kevin Na ’s eyesight hasn’t improved much
TOUR Insider: FBR Open PGA Tour - Another South African is on the sidelines with Retief Goosen , who was unable to defend his title at the Qatar Masters after suffering a setback from LASIK surgery. He’s not the first to have that problem; Kevin Na ’s eyesight hasn’t improved much
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