Comparison of visual and refractive outcomes following femtosecond laser-assisted LASIK with SMILE in patients with myopia or myopic astigmatism

Evidence database / Studies / ganesh-2014-india-randomized-smile-lasik

—enrolled patients*

100enrolled eyes*

2structured arms

90maximum standardized days follow-up

* Descriptive sum of reported arm counts. “≥” indicates that one or more arm counts were not reported; missing values are not treated as zero.

Study arm

SMILE

Inclusion
Patients with myopia or myopic astigmatism randomized to SMILE.

Exclusion
Not structured

Outcome	Follow-up	Follow-up sample	Result	Reported fraction	Provenance
UDVA 20/20 or better efficacy	1 day	50 eyes	96.0%	48 / 50 eyes	VERIFIED Source · Abstract — Results
UDVA 20/20 or better efficacy	3 months	50 eyes	84.0%	42 / 50 eyes	VERIFIED Source · Abstract — Results

No structured complication observations are available for this arm. This means “not reported in this dataset,” not zero complications.

Study arm

LASIK

Inclusion
Patients with myopia or myopic astigmatism randomized to femtosecond LASIK.

Exclusion
Not structured

Outcome	Follow-up	Follow-up sample	Result	Reported fraction	Provenance
UDVA 20/20 or better efficacy	1 day	50 eyes	92.0%	46 / 50 eyes	VERIFIED Source · Abstract — Results
UDVA 20/20 or better efficacy	3 months	50 eyes	84.0%	42 / 50 eyes	VERIFIED Source · Abstract — Results

No structured complication observations are available for this arm. This means “not reported in this dataset,” not zero complications.