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Simple card quantifies glare disability for LASIK candidates

Wayne, PA-Use of a simple tool allowing objective determination of glare can lead LASIK candidates to appreciate existing problems preoperatively and through that awareness, potentially reduce the likelihood of complaints about new or exacerbated glare postoperatively, said Steven B. Siepser, MD, a private practitioner in Wayne, PA.

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