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Overcorrection may be seen following any surgical procedure designed to correct astigmatism. We describe a technique in which overcorrection following astigmatic keratotomy may be managed by reopening of astigmatic incisions followed by closure with interrupted compression sutures. The principal advantage of this technique is that it avoids placement of additional corneal incisions.
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