Impact of keratorefractive surgery type on the interpretation of intraocular pressure measurements: the role of corneal topographic and biomechanical remodeling
Background. Keratorefractive surgery is widely used to correct myopia; however, surgery-induced changes in corneal shape inevitably affect corneal biomechanical properties. These changes reduce the accuracy of intraocular pressure measurements used in glaucoma assessment and complicate the evaluation of the risk...