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Retrospective study to evaluate the refractive results of laser in-situ keratomileusis (LASIK) using excimer laser performed on myopic eyes; correct myopia. I'ASIK was performed on ranging from 4.50 to -27.00 diopters (D). to -11.99 D), or C (SE -12.00 D or higher). 2 eyes at 6 months. The mean preoperative spherical equivalent was -8.45D 4.66 [SD], and the mean preoperative cylinder was -l.I1D ! 1.07 [SD] (range: plano to -6.00D). At 6 months, 95.6Vo of the eyes in Group A, 97.7Vo in Group B, and 78.lVo in Group C were within 2.00 D of intended correction. The mean regression at 6 months was less than 1.00 D in all Broups. Complications were observed in 29 eyes (6Vo) of all groups. Conclusion: LASIK was found to be very effective and predictable in the coruection of low and moderate myopia. For high myopia (> l 2.00 D| the effectiveness and predictability of LASIK were fairly good. Results after 6 months tend to suggest the stability of postoperative refraction, but longlerm follow-up will be required to make further conclusions.

Six-month follow-up of laser in-situ keratomileusis for myopia