Does optical coherence tomography accurately measure corneal power change from laser refractive surgery?
Motion-corrected OCT more accurately measures the change in corneal refractive power due to laser refractive surgery than other currently available clinical devices. By offering accurate corneal refractive power measurements in normal and surgically modified subjects, OCT offers a compelling alternative to current clinical devices for determining corneal refractive power.
Mutation alphaF256L results in fast channel kinetics. Expression studies suggest a dominant-negative effect within the AChR pentamer, severely compromising receptor function.