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By default, topics are displayed for the last 45 days. He presented the results at the May meeting of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons in Boston. A challenge in detecting this problem is that doctors aren't looking for it. The cornea that has been subjected to the laser may look smooth and perfect, and the patient's day vision could be fine. But Dr. Jory thinks some of the laser's energy goes beneath the targeted ablation to the corneal stroma and disturbs the fibrils, reducing a person's ability to see at night.