Cutting Edge Innovative Surgical Strategies for Presbyopic Corrections
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Presbyopia is typically affecting the quality of life of people from 40 years old of age, because of spectacle dependence for near task. Nowadays, the elderly population who requires high quality of vision in all range of distances without using spectacle continuously increases cross the globe. A number of publications focus on the surgical treatments for the correction of presbyopia however to reach the excellent outcome remains a challenge for refractive surgeons. Two main global popular surgical strategies categories for presbyopic correction are lens-based procedure, which replaces the natural lens by multifocal intraocular lens, and cornea-based procedure including PresbyLASIK and corneal inlays. PresbyLASIK is an advance type of laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) using excimer laser to create a multifocal corneal surface. Another option for presbyopic correction is corneal inlays which are implants placed in the corneal stroma of nondominant eye. This article focuses on cornea-based approaches in terms of principles, treatment outcomes and complications. Cutting Edge Innovative Surgical Strategies for Presbyopic Corrections
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