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Topography-assisted individual photoablation

Bende T., Berret R., Oltrup T., Jean B., Magnago T.

Universitäts-Augenklinik, Eberhard-Karls-Universität, Tübingen

Purpose: Individual photoablation as a method to optimize the outcome of refractive surgery and as "repair kit" for irregular corneal surface (e.g. decentration after PRK/LASIK) will be demonstrated.
Methods: Results of the high resolution topography (C-Scan) based surgery planer (ORK; SCHWIND Eye-Tech Solutions) in combination with the lasers SCHWIND ESIRIS and SCHWIND MULTISCAN will be presented. These results will be compared with results after standard treatment. The influence of relevant parameters like treatment zone diameter, bending-zone, corneal thickness (total, thickness, flap thickness, remaining stromal thickness) on the treatment and the resulting outcome with regard to Selective Corneal Aberration (SCOA), Functional Optical Zone (FOZ), Modular Transfer Funktion (MTF), Phaseshift and Point-Spread-Function (PSF) will be evaluated.
Results: Results of topography assissted individual photoablation will be presented. Principles, possibilities and limitations will be discussed for these examples. With LASIK, for instance, there is less corneal stroma available for the recentration of a decentered photoablation as with PRK, which causes the neccessity for different treatments.
Conclusion: The surgery planer presented here allows treatment of irregular corneal surfaces, being not accessible with standard treatment as such as an optimized ablation of regular corneas.




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