The Latches Doctrine is similar in nature to the concept of Statute of Limitations. A Statute of Limitations is a law that ârestricts the time within which legal proceedings may be brought.â Under such a law, the government establishes a certain amount of time within which the claim may be brought in court.
Ghosts / Multiple Images after LASIK. After refractive surgeries like LASIK, LASEK, and PRK, some patients see multiple images, sometimes called ghost images or ghosts. The medical term is monocular polyopia, which literally means one eye, many images.. Ghosts are caused by corneal irregularities after LASIK. Some patients see a single ghost image, whereas other patients see many. Ghost images may be relatively transparent or so opaque that it is impossible to discern which is the ghost and which is the real image.
Many LASIK patients experience at least some temporary glare and halos in the weeks after surgery. This is usually due to corneal swelling and/or dry eye. This temporary problem is common and different from the persistent variety of night vision problems. Persistent glare and halos after LASIK have several possible causes. The most common is residual refractive error: Remaining myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism from an over-response or under-response of your cornea to the treatment (causing an unwanted under-correction or over-correction of your refractive error).