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Pre-operative quality of life and psychological factors that influence patient decision making in LASIK
Eye, 05/20/09

Jara PLDL et al. - Psychological characteristics, the perception of visual and ocular symptoms and satisfaction with the current method of optical correction play an important role in the decision to undergo LASIK. The IER QOL Scale is a valid and reliable instrument able to discriminate between different groups seeking choices for myopic correction. Psychological factors may influence the level of satisfaction with LASIK.

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