EFICÁCIA FUNCIONAL DA CIRURGIA REFRATIVA A LASER
REVISÃO SISTEMÁTICA COMPARANDO PRK E LASIK
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https://doi.org/10.63845/e0sb3f96Keywords:
Cirurgia Refrativa, Laser Excimer, Erros de RefraçãoAbstract
Trata-se de revisão sistemática para comparar a eficácia funcional das técnicas de cirurgia refrativa a laser PRK e LASIK na correção de erros refrativos. Os resultados mostraram que ambas apresentam alta segurança e eficácia, atingindo acuidade visual próxima a 20/20 na maioria dos pacientes. LASIK demonstrou recuperação visual mais rápida e maior previsibilidade a longo prazo, enquanto PRK se destacou como alternativa segura em casos de córneas finas ou risco de trauma ocular. Assim, a escolha da técnica deve ser individualizada, considerando as características clínicas e as expectativas do paciente.
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