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For more than 15 years, radial keratotomy has increased in popularity as an option for treating myopia in the United States. During this period of time, the procedure has been modified to improve results and decrease complications. Despite these changes, complications from radial keratotomy continue to occur. The authors report six cases of penetrating keratoplasty performed to correct significant loss of vision resulting from complications of radial keratotomy.
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