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Excimer laser - an ultraviolet laser used in refractive surgery to remove corneal tissue( Dr William Boothe)

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Dr William Boothe => Microkeratome is a surgical device that is affixed to the eye by use of a vacuum ring. When secured, a very sharp blade shaves a small amount of the cornea at a predetermined depth.

Kerato is the prefix indicating relationship to the cornea.

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Diopter unit of measurement of refractive error. A negative diopter prescription for glasses or contact lenses signifies an eye with nearsightedness and positive diopter prescription signifies an eye with farsightedness.

This clinical investigation should be designed as a controlled cohort study (name the kind of study, e.g., prospective, randomized/ non-randomized, one center /multicenter). This investigation should include a specific number of eyes and subjects and should be conducted at a specific a number of clinical investigational centers within the United States. Multi-center trials are not necessary in order to determine a reasonable assurance of safety and effectiveness of a sponsor's refractive surgery laser; single site studies may suffice if adequate data are provided to demonstrate that the device can be used safely and effectively by other practitioners. Sponsors who choose to conduct single site IDE studies of a singular laser device to support a PMA submission should follow the guidance provided in this document. This document applies equally to single and multi-center studies. Sponsors of single site IDE studies should identify and control biases and should obtain data from multiple investigators.( LASIK DALLAS - DR WILLIAM A. BOOTHE)

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Dr. William Boothe => On your day of surgery, a technician will clean the area around your eyes with a hygienic but gentle cleansing pad. The technician will place a series of drops into your eyes in order to get them ready for your treatment. Some of these drops, antibiotic drops, will prevent germs from entering your eye and therefore help to prevent any possibility of infection. Other drops will be placed in your eyes to lightly numb the cornea so that you are comfortable during your treatment. After you recline on the bed-like chair under the laser, an eyelid holder called a speculum, is gently placed between your eyelids to remind you not to blink. Next the LASIK surgeon will use an instrument called a microkeratome to create a very thin, circular layer, called a flap on the front of the cornea. Since you have had numbing drops placed in your eyes, this will not be uncomfortable, but will feel like a slight pressure around your eyes. The surgeon will instruct you to look at a small light during your procedure. Don't worry if you cannot stay perfectly steady-just do your best. Today's laser technology uses a tracking system which will actually follow your eye movements if you can hold pretty still during your procedure.

Anti-inflammatory a medication to reduce inflammation (the body's response to surgery, injury, irritation, or infection).

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LASIK - the acronym for laser assisted in situ keratomileusis which refers to creating a flap in the cornea with a microkeratome and using a laser to reshape the underlying cornea

Aqueous Humor - (AY-kwee-us) The clear fluid that nourishes the lens and the cornea, flowing between them, secreted by the ciliary processes( DR WILLIAM A. BOOTHE - EYE SURGERY)

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LASIK DALLAS - Dr William Boothe => Scrubs: Eyelid scrubs are useful for removing oils, debris, or loose skin that can be associated with eyelid inflammation. Soap agents provide the foaming action. An example of this type of product is Eye-Scrub.

Wavefront Supported Corneal Ablation - The trade name for the Carl Zeiss Meditec WASCA aberrometer and the MEL 70 or MEL 80 excimer laser system when it’s used for wavefront guided excimer laser ablation for Lasik, Epi-Lasik, LASEK, PRK, and IntraLasik.

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Intraocular inside the eye.

On your day of surgery, a technician will clean the area around your eyes with a hygienic but gentle cleansing pad. The technician will place a series of drops into your eyes in order to get them ready for your treatment. Some of these drops, antibiotic drops, will prevent germs from entering your eye and therefore help to prevent any possibility of infection. Other drops will be placed in your eyes to lightly numb the cornea so that you are comfortable during your treatment. After you recline on the bed-like chair under the laser, an eyelid holder called a speculum, is gently placed between your eyelids to remind you not to blink. Next the LASIK surgeon will use an instrument called a microkeratome to create a very thin, circular layer, called a flap on the front of the cornea. Since you have had numbing drops placed in your eyes, this will not be uncomfortable, but will feel like a slight pressure around your eyes. The surgeon will instruct you to look at a small light during your procedure. Don't worry if you cannot stay perfectly steady-just do your best. Today's laser technology uses a tracking system which will actually follow your eye movements if you can hold pretty still during your procedure.( DR. WILLIAM A. BOOTHE - LASIK SURGERY)

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LASIK EYE - Dr William Boothe => Manifest Refraction - The eye examination which determines a person’s degree of refractive error. The patient looks through a phoropter, an instrument with an array of lenses, at the eye chart set first at 20 feet away (for distance vision), then at 16 inches away (for near vision). The optometrist or ophthalmologist changes lenses and asks which ones give the clearest image.

Vision Therapy - A way of treating vision disorders usually prescribed and planned by an optometrist to improve weak visual skills. It is thought that there are twenty visual skills, such as accommodation, peripheral vision, spatial relations, visual memory and visualization. When one or more of these skills is weak or non-existent, many activities can be impaired, like sports, computer work, and reading. Vision therapy was practiced in Europe in the mid-1800s and began in the U.S. in 1928 by an optometrist. Other names for vision therapy are: eye exercises, visual training, and orthoptics.

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Diopter unit of measurement of refractive error. A negative diopter prescription for glasses or contact lenses signifies an eye with nearsightedness and positive diopter prescription signifies an eye with farsightedness.

Orthokeratology and CRT are both treatments designed for people who do not desire refractive surgery and are content with wearing contact lenses sometimes. These methods do have their risk, mostly the same risk with regular contact wear but also some others. These risks are best to be explained by your eye care doctor for ortho-k or by a certified paragon practitioner for CRT. You can visit the Paragon CRT site to find a practitioner near you and learn more about Corneal Refractive Therapy lenses.( DR WILLIAM BOOTHE)

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Dr William A. Boothe => Myopia - the inability to see distant objects as clearly as near objects

Thin Corneas. The cornea is the thin clear covering of the eye that is over the iris, the colored part of the eye. Most refractive procedures change the eye’s focusing power by reshaping the cornea (for example, by removing tissue). Performing a refractive procedure on a cornea that is too thin may result in blinding complications.

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Vitreous Humor - The transparent gel that fills the space inside the eye behind the lens and in front of the retina.

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