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kirk.carver@gmail.com wrote:
> Saying something is "nonsense" with abolutely no data backing the
> statement doesn't hold water. It just underlines your bias.
>
> If you are intent on making such statements, please find research (it
> matters not what language it originated in -- the US does not corner
> the market on research I assure you) which condradicts the fact that
> refactive surgery in the central opitcal zone DOES NOT create a loss of
> mesopic (key word you seem to be missing) contrast sensitivity.
> Otherwise, your posts on this subject are just uninformed opinion.
That's all fine and good, but the study made a (more or less) blanket
statement about loss of cotnrast in low light conditions being a
universal repercussion of LASIK. This conflicts with my own (anecdotal
I suppose) experience of having LASIK but no loss in contrast. I can
see just the same in low light as I could before with contacts. So what
am I supposed to make of that?
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