From: Corneal compensation of presbyopia: PresbyLASIK: an updated review
Author | Procedure | Follow up | No. of patients | Median Age (years) | UNVA | UDVA | Safety | Spectacle independence/Satisfaction | Retreatments |
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Reinstein et al. [25] | Non-linear Aspheric micro-monovision. Target refraction was plano in the dominant eye and between -1.00 and -1.88 diopters in the non dominant eye. | 1 year | 148 emmetropes | 55 | 96% → J2 | 95% → 20/20 | From the eyes that lost 1 line, 99.3% achieved CDVA of 20/20 | NA | 11.8%: 40% for distance and 60% for near. |
Reinstein et al. [27] | Non- linear Aspheric myopic micro-monovision. Target refraction was plano for the dominant eye and between -0.75 and -2.00 diopters in the non dominant eye. | 1 year | 155 myopes with astigmatism | 49 | 96% → J2 | 99% → 20/20 | 22 eyes lost 1 lineof UDVA | NA | 19%: 52% for distance and 48% for near |
Reinstein et al. [28] | Non-linear aspheric profile with -1.5 diopters of micro-monovision in the non-dominant eye. | 1 year | 111 hyperopes | 56 | 81% → J2 | 99% > 20/25 | 17% lost 1 line of CDVA | NA | 22%: 50% for distance, 50% for near |
Yin et al. [7] | Central PresbyLASIK with corneal asphericity modulation in the non-dominant eye | 1 year | 69 hyperopes | 53.84 ± 4.19 | 70% → J2 | 100% → 20/20 | 1.22% lost 2 lines, 6% lost 1 line of CDVA | 100% of patients were satisfied. | 16 patients, 7 in the non-dominant eye, 7 in the dominant eye, 2 bilateral retreatments |
Courtain et al. [30] | Dominant eye plano target refraction, non-dominant eye aspheric ablation profile and a myopic shift. | 6 months | 49 hyperopes | 56.5 ± 5.7 | 83% → J1 | 91% → 20/20 | 1 patient lost 1 line of CDVA | NA | Re-treatment rate was 10.8%. 5 patients in the non-dominant eye, 2 patients in the dominant eye. |