Assessing Eye Movement Dynamics and Fixation Stability Between Eyes During Same-Session Bilateral LASIK

Eye movements during FS-LASIK exhibit dynamic variability, especially in the vertical direction. The second eye showed earlier, more pronounced movements as surgery progressed. These findings suggest the need to consider eye movement dynamics in surgical planning and system design.

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Journal of Refractive Surgery
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.3928/1081597x-20250624-05
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Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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Assessing Eye Movement Dynamics and Fixation Stability Between Eyes During Same-Session Bilateral LASIK

Shady T. Awwad, Samuel Arba‐Mosquera, Lily M. Chacra, Soodabeh Darzi
Journal of Refractive Surgery
Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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Assessing Eye Movement Dynamics and Fixation Stability Between Eyes During Same-Session Bilateral LASIK

Shady T. Awwad, Samuel Arba‐Mosquera, Lily M. Chacra, Soodabeh Darzi
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Abstract

Eye movements during FS-LASIK exhibit dynamic variability, especially in the vertical direction. The second eye showed earlier, more pronounced movements as surgery progressed. These findings suggest the need to consider eye movement dynamics in surgical planning and system design.

Journal of Refractive SurgeryVol. 41(9)
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Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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