Discuss with your consultant.
Thank you for the recommendation. Is there a therapy for the residual astigmatism from Salzman's dystrophy?
Douglas Koch MD at Baylor Medical School, Dept of Ophthalmology.
JCH MD
The white haze was not noticeable until Lasik.
Thanks for the recommendations. Any in Texas or more narrowly Houston?
While I cannot make a DX in this forum that is not an unusual problem with both monofocal IOLS and accommodative/multifocal IOLs. The most common cause would be residual irregular astigmatism due to the Salzman's Nodular Corneal Dystrophy. A superficial keratectomy can make the problem better but cannot restore pristine, smooth surface to the cornea. Moreover SNCD is a progressive disease meaning when you remove the nodules the cornea continues form nodules.
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JCH MD