Showing posts with label lasery eye treatment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lasery eye treatment. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

New laser eye treatment gives patients 'super-vision'

Two-fifths of patients undergoing a new laser eye treatment end up with "super-vision", it was claimed yesterday.

The revolutionary new technique at the Z-LASIK clinic in London boasts a 100pc success rate at correcting short sightedness to 20/20 "normal" levels.

But in 40pc of cases, patients are said to go home with 20/12 "super-vision".

They can read small letters on a vision chart as well from 20ft as most people can from 12.
20/12 is close to the 20/10 physical limit where it is impossible to see better given the number of light sensitive cells in the eye.

At this point, known as "ultimate vision", a person's eyesight is twice as good as "normal".
Research based on 307 patients attending the clinic over the past 12 months showed that 95pc were given vision better than 20/20.

LASIK uses light from a "cool" laser to reshape the front surface of the eye. The newer version of the treatment, Z-LASIK, employs two lasers and computer technology to remove a microscopic layer of corneal tissue in less than 20 seconds.

The treatment costs £1,500 per eye.

Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/health/new-laser-eye-treatment-gives-patients-supervision-15030438.html#ixzz189oOJmiw

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