Comments on: LASIK: Clinical Co-Management http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management/ Tue, 21 Feb 2012 11:01:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: The Eye http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management//comment-page-1#comment-3343 The Eye Sat, 19 Jun 2010 15:22:51 +0000 http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management#comment-3343 It would have benefitted tremendously from a few clinical case examples, especially in the chapters involving patient selection and post operative complications. It would have benefitted tremendously from a few clinical case examples, especially in the chapters involving patient selection and post operative complications.

]]> By: Christeen Fearn http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management//comment-page-1#comment-3323 Christeen Fearn Sat, 08 May 2010 09:49:49 +0000 http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management#comment-3323 Yes - but it depends on how much astigmatism you have - high amounts are difficult to correct but lower amounts are done routinely. Yes – but it depends on how much astigmatism you have – high amounts are difficult to correct but lower amounts are done routinely.

]]> By: Katy Breaux http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management//comment-page-1#comment-3210 Katy Breaux Thu, 06 May 2010 21:20:53 +0000 http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management#comment-3210 many people in the military get lasik surgery so they can do this, depending on the job you want to do, you could get put at the top of their list to have the surgery so you could be a pilot as long as you pass all the other qualifications. my sis's bf is in the military and is on the list to have the surgery to fix his eyesight. many people in the military get lasik surgery so they can do this, depending on the job you want to do, you could get put at the top of their list to have the surgery so you could be a pilot as long as you pass all the other qualifications. my sis’s bf is in the military and is on the list to have the surgery to fix his eyesight.

]]> By: Eboni Fedorchak http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management//comment-page-1#comment-2944 Eboni Fedorchak Mon, 03 May 2010 03:17:44 +0000 http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management#comment-2944 it worked for my dad it worked for my dad

]]> By: Hertha Tarro http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management//comment-page-1#comment-2476 Hertha Tarro Tue, 27 Apr 2010 10:50:07 +0000 http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management#comment-2476 well went to have surgery done in may after having some tests done doctor said it would be over in a few mins.The nurse put drops into my eyes and they were blurred and without glasses i couldn't see very well and the nurse brought me a paper to sign saying it was the normal thing to do.and when i insisted on reading it ,what did i see ,the doctor said he would take NO RESPONSIBILITY if blindness occurs so i got up and left.he is a very well known Doctor in 2 countries and has his own clinic.Please beware of the side affects i have nothing to gain sharing this with you well went to have surgery done in may after having some tests done doctor said it would be over in a few mins.The nurse put drops into my eyes and they were blurred and without glasses i couldn’t see very well and the nurse brought me a paper to sign saying it was the normal thing to do.and when i insisted on reading it ,what did i see ,the doctor said he would take NO RESPONSIBILITY if blindness occurs so i got up and left.he is a very well known Doctor in 2 countries and has his own clinic.Please beware of the side affects i have nothing to gain sharing this with you

]]> By: Ivory Winklepleck http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management//comment-page-1#comment-2434 Ivory Winklepleck Mon, 26 Apr 2010 21:49:32 +0000 http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management#comment-2434 The most common side effects are a lack of sharpness of vision, dry eyes, glare, starbursts or halos. The side effects are usually mild and can be treated easily, and may sometimes require additional surgery The most common side effects are a lack of sharpness of vision, dry eyes, glare, starbursts or halos. The side effects are usually mild and can be treated easily, and may sometimes require additional surgery

]]> By: Christopher Gilmartin http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management//comment-page-1#comment-1396 Christopher Gilmartin Sun, 24 Jan 2010 15:30:16 +0000 http://californialasiksurgery.org/lasik-clinical-co-management#comment-1396 I used this while in optometry school to get a more detailed overview of LASIK/PRK than what was taught in lecture courses. It provides a nice summary overview about most of the major considerations involved in clinical decision making, but never really gets into down to the detail I was hoping for. I think most people who've had even light exposure to surgical comanagement of refractive procedures (LASIK and/or PRK) would find the book a little basic. It's well written, though, and provides a lot of good info, even if some of it is outdated. It would have benefitted tremendously from a few clinical case examples, especially in the chapters involving patient selection and post operative complications. <br /> <br /> <br />Chris Gilmartin, OD Rating: 4 / 5 I used this while in optometry school to get a more detailed overview of LASIK/PRK than what was taught in lecture courses. It provides a nice summary overview about most of the major considerations involved in clinical decision making, but never really gets into down to the detail I was hoping for. I think most people who’ve had even light exposure to surgical comanagement of refractive procedures (LASIK and/or PRK) would find the book a little basic. It’s well written, though, and provides a lot of good info, even if some of it is outdated. It would have benefitted tremendously from a few clinical case examples, especially in the chapters involving patient selection and post operative complications.

Chris Gilmartin, OD
Rating: 4 / 5

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