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Corneal surgical correction of presbyopia

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Annals of Ophthalmology

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A new relaxing-incision surgical procedure was used for the correction of presbyopia and/or hyperopia. The technique consisted of 3 arcuate incisions of 60°, separated by nonincised spaces of 60°, intercalated among themselves. In all 4 reported cases of the total 15, an inferior multifocal cornea was created. Although a larger number of cases are needed, it is clearly possible to correct presbyopia on the cornea without any degree of accommodation.

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Arciniegas, A., Amaya, L.E. & Prado, E.A. Corneal surgical correction of presbyopia. Ann Ophthalmol 33, 237–244 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12009-001-0035-8

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