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Bilateral corneal flap dislocation occurred in a 52-year-old woman 20 years after LASIK surgery, without any trauma involved.
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The patient presented with severe pain, vision loss, and corneal flap edema, leading to surgical intervention after conservative treatment failed.
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Surgical procedures involved repositioning the corneal flaps and addressing underlying meibomian gland dysfunction to improve ocular health.
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Post-operative recovery showed significant improvement in pain and vision, although visual acuity remained at 20/40 in both eyes.
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This case highlights the potential for late-onset flap dislocation after LASIK, emphasizing the need for awareness and timely intervention.
