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| Gee, Kenny Perry can only see well on sunny days? That's because bright
light shrinks the pupil and he's looking through less of the LASIK
damage he acquired during surgery. Must have been a sunny day when he
won that recent tournament. What people should expect from LASIK is
what it really gives... increased higher order aberrations, loss of
contrast sensitivy, permanently ruined corneal integrity, and nerve
damage. All these findings are documented many times over in top
Ophthalmology journals. Oh, and by the way... any medical doctor should
be able to use a Snellen chart. You don't need any special education to
give this exam = lasik surgeons hire technicians for the job. Ragnar
could probably even give a Snellen exam, and he's clearly a moron.
Ragnar wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> I guess you missed my previous post. Mr Perry was expecting magic and
> great vision from his LASIK. Apparently it's good enough to win a PGA
> tournament against the best golfers in the world.
> Not being able to pass a driver's test would mean that his best vision
> is worse than 20/40. If that is right, he must have gotten one of the
> worlds worst lasik outcomes - or that he is a malcontent.
> Also, at 44 he is in the presbyopia age range.
>
> Ranked 15 in the world in golf... hmmm..
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> The physician that told him he couldn't pass a driver's test works in
> a clinic. That indicates that the physician knows just about nothing
> about eyes. I don't know why people think that physicians know
> everything just because they are a physician. They are just as stupid
> as mortal human beings. That is why physicians are so specialized.
> One hopes that when a physician specializes in something that covers
> about 1% of the total health picture that they would know what they
> are talking about.
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> On Mon, 23 May 2005 15:04:55 GMT, RT <RTMD24@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote:
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