March consultation #3

摘要

The right eye has regular topography (Figure 2), a central superficial stromal scar (Figure 1), and good uncorrected acuity. Thus, it would be reasonable to watch and wait for further surface remodeling and resolution of symptoms. If the patient is still symptomatic at 1 year, with the ocular surface having been optimized, transepithelial phototherapeutic keratectomy (PTK) guided by the depth of the scar on OCT and the original treatment diameter should help.