Assessment of Corneal Stability and Visual Outcomes in Myopic Patients in China Two Years After FS-LASIK with Preventive Corneal Crosslinking - Takeaways - MDSpire

Assessment of Corneal Stability and Visual Outcomes in Myopic Patients in China Two Years After FS-LASIK with Preventive Corneal Crosslinking

  • By

  • Jiayu Li

  • Yuyan Huang

  • Yushan Xu

  • Zecheng Wang

  • Yanzheng Song

  • Fengju Zhang

  • March 5, 2026

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    FS-LASIK Xtra combines femtosecond laser-assisted surgery with prophylactic corneal crosslinking to enhance corneal stability in myopic patients.

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    The study assessed visual outcomes and corneal stability in myopic patients two years post-surgery, focusing on those with risk factors for ectasia.

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    Patients included in the study were over 18, had stable refraction, and met specific corneal thickness and topography criteria.

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    Comprehensive visual quality examinations were conducted, including uncorrected distance visual acuity and corneal topography assessments.

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    The findings aim to clarify the long-term effects of prophylactic CXL on visual quality and corneal biomechanics after FS-LASIK.

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Assessment of Corneal Stability and Visual Outcomes in Myopic Patients in China Two Years After FS-LASIK with Preventive Corneal Crosslinking

  • by Jiayu Li, Yuyan Huang, Yushan Xu, Zecheng Wang, Yanzheng Song, Fengju Zhang

  • March 5, 2026

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