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Title: Clinical outcomes of Epi-LASIK : 1-Year-Long Results of Flap ON/OFF with Mitomycin-C ON/OFF


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Clinical outcomes of Epi-LASIK 1-Year-Long
Results of Flap ON/OFF with Mitomycin-C ON/OFF
  • Gil-Joong Yoon (MD/PhD) 1 Seong-Taeck Kim (MD)2
    Jae-Woong Koh (MD/PhD)2

Happy Eye Clinic, Gwangju, Republic of Korea
1 Department of Ophthalmology, Chosun University
College of Medicine, Gwangju, Republic of Korea 2
2
  • Dr. Koh
  • Dr. Kim
  • Dr. Yoon

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Purpose
  • To evaluate and compare of Clinical outcomes of
    epi-LASIK
  • On-flap vs Off-flapWith 0.02 Mitomycin-C (MMC)
    vs Without MMC
  • Uncorrected visual acuity (UCVA)Spherical
    equivalent refractionKeratometryCorneal
    hazinessSubjective Pain scoresSubjective
    Satisfaction scores

4
Methods
  • Nonrandomized comparative retrospective study
  • 198 patients (394 eyes) had undergone an
    epi-LASIKfor myopia (-1.5D to -8.0D spherical
    equivalent) correction
  • Group I on-flap without MMC (181 eyes)Group II
    on-flap with MMC (52 eyes)Group III off-flap
    without MMC (93 eyes)Group IV off-flap with
    MMC (68 eyes)
  • Outcomes POD 1 day / 1 mo / 3 mo / 6 mo / 1
    year

5
Baseline Characteristics of eyes for Epi-LASIK
surgery
  • epi-LASIK epi-laser in-situ keratomileusis
    SD standard deviation
  • SE spherical equivalent
    D diopters
  • Mean central corneal thicknesses - No
    statistical significant difference between the 4
    groups (P 0.131)
  • Mean corneal curvature measured- No statistical
    significant difference between the 4 groups (P
    0.525)

6
Mean Uncorrected Visual Acuities
  • (A) 1 day (B) 1 month (C) 6 month (D) 12 month
  • 20/25 20/20 and more (A) 10 (I) / 8 (II)
    / 29 (III) / 27 (IV)Off-flap (Groups III and
    IV) gtgt On-flap (Groups I and II) (P 0.002)
  • Changes in UCVA for any of the groups No
    statistically significance at (B),(C),(D) (P
    0.272, P 0.514, P 0.643).

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Mean Spherical Equivalents
  • Spherical equivalent of myopia stabilized in
    all groups
  • No significant regressionin all groups
  • In the analysis of correlation between the 4
    groups No significant difference (P 0.305)

8
Mean Keratometry
  • Mean corneal curvatures stabilized in all
    groups
  • In the analysis of correlation between the 4
    groups No significant change (P 0.128)

9
Corneal Haziness
(A) 1 day (B) 1 month (C) 6 month (D) 12 month
  • Percentages in every grade of opacity for any of
    the groups- No statistically significant at all
    periods (P 0.533)- No affected by On- or
    Off-flap methods or by MMC use or non-use

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Subjective Pain Satisfaction scores
  • Numeric Pain Intensity Scale (010) On-flap
    (Groups I II) gtgtgtgt Off-flap (Groups III IV)
    (P 0.010)
  • Grades of patient satisfaction (0-10) No
    significant differences between any of the
    groups (P 0.248)

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Conclusions
  • Myopic correction by Epi-LASIK surgery- Stable
    visual results in 1-year postop. outcomes
  • Off-flap method - Faster visual recovery- Less
    postoperative pain
  • 0.02 MMC - Less effective than that expected
    for corneal haziness levels
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