Research Article

Twelve-Year Follow-Up of Laser In Situ Keratomileusis for Moderate to High Myopia

Table 2

Summary for long-term clinical outcomes of conventional laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK).

Author YearExcimer laserEyesFollow-up (years)Mean Age (years)Mean spherical equivalent (D)Safety indexEfficacy indexPredictability
within ±1.0 D (%)
Myopic regression (D)Retreatment (%)

Alió et al. 2009VISX 20/20341029.4−8.301.110.9588−0.97
3 months to 10 years
18
Alió et al. 2008VISX 20/20971033.2−7.271.080.8873−1.04
3 months to 10 years
20.6
Alió et al. 2008VISX 20/201961032.9−13.951.210.7742−1.83
3 months to 10 years
27.5
Kymionis et al. 2007MEL 60111141.7−12.96N.A.N.A.55−1.140
Rosman et al. 2011VISX 20/201261033.7−14.331.200.8442−1.86
3 months to 10 years
28.6
Oruçoğlu et al. 2012Keracor36≥10N.A.−21.71.480.2910
within ±2.0 D
−6.09N.A.
Alió et al. 2015VISX 20/20401551.1−9.471.230.9546−1.66
3 months to 15 years
30.8
Lim et al. 2016VISX S4361026.6−5.730.990.7368−1.090 (excluded)
CurrentVISX STAR S2681234.4−6.701.090.6775−0.74
3 months to 12 years
17.6

D = diopter, N.A. = not applicable.