These are some relevant websites and references you may want to explore prior to having laser or non laser vision correction. It is important to realize that some of the information may be outdated or erroneous.
Websites:-
American Academy of Ophthalmology
www.aao.org - American Optometric Association
www.aoanet.org -
American Society of Catarct and Refractive Surgery
www.ascrs.org - International Society of Refractive Surgery
www.isrs.org - American College of Eye Surgeons and American Board of Eye Surgery
www.aces-abes.org/ - Council for Refractive Surgery Quality Assurance
www.usaeyes.com - FDA CDRH LASIK Eye Surgery
www.fda.gov/cdrh/lasik/ - The LASIK Institute
www.lasikinstitute.org - Surgical Eyes
www.surgicaleyes.org - Visx Excimer Lasers
www.visx.com - Alcon Summit Autonomous
www.autonomous.com - Intacs, Intracorneal Ring Segments
www.keravision.com - Ophtec's Artisian Lens
www.ophtec.com/ophtec.htm - Lasersight Excimer Laser
www.lase.com
The Eye Laser Miracle: The Complete Guide to Better Vision. Andrew I. Caser, M.D., Ballantine Books, New York, 1997
Beyond Glasses! The Consumer's Guide to Laser Vision Correction. Franette Armstrong, UC Books, Pacific Grove, California, 1998
How to See Like a Hawk When You're Blind As A Bat: Matthew Ehrlich, M.D., Doctors Advice Press, Inc., Venice, Florida, 1999
In Search of 20/20: Everything You Need to Know About Laser Eye Sergery. Arun Lakra, M.D. and Howard Gimbel, M.D., GES, Calgary, Canada, 1997
LASIK Vision Correction: Stephen S. Dudley M.D. F.A.C.S., MedWorld Publishing
