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Mastering the Techniques of Presbyopia Surgery
Jairo E Hoyos, Ashok Garg, Roberto Pinelli, Matteo Piovella
SECTION ONE: PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION AND PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
1:
Physiology of Presbyopia and Its Clinical Relevance
DEFINITION
RATE OF LOSS OF ACCOMMODATION
CHANGES WITH AGE
Ciliary Muscle
Choroid
The Lens
Thickness
The Equator Diameter
Shape
Internal Lens Structure
Lens Biomechanics
Lens Capsule
Zonules
IN VIVO VISUALIZATION OF ACCOMMODATIVE STRUCTURES
MEASURING OF ACCOMMODATION
Subjective
Objective
Hartinger Coincidence Refractometer
Pilocarpine
THEORIES OF PRESBYOPIA
Lenticular (Helmholtz) Theory (Fig. 1.3)
Geometric Theory of Presbyopia
Schachar's Theory of Presbyopia
Disaccommodation Theory of Presbyopia
Multifactorial Theory of Presbyopia
Modified Geometric Theory
CURRENT TREATMENT MODALITIES FOR PRESBYOPIA
2:
Patient Selection and Preoperative Examination in Presbyopic LASIK
INTRODUCTION
MEDICAL HISTORY
Motivation
Age
Refraction
Ocular Pathology
Systemic Pathology
LASIK
Indications
Specific indications
Relative Indications: Surgical Difficulties
Contraindications
Preoperative Examination
3:
Details Help Improve the Outcomes in LASIK
PRELIMINARIES
FLAP MAKING
FLAP RAISING
LASER ABLATION
FLAP REPOSITIONING
4:
Need for Retina Examination: Pre-LASIK
INTRODUCTION
METHODS OF RETINAL EVALUATION
WHAT IS THE RISK?
MECHANISM OF RETINAL CHANGES DURING LASIK
IS PROPHYLACTIC PHOTOCOAGULATION A MUST?
CONCLUSION
5:
VHF Digital Ultrasound Scanning in Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION: THE ARTEMIS VHF DIGITAL ULTRASOUND ARC B-SCANNER
ARTEMIS TECHNOLOGY
CLINICAL UTILITY
2D B-Scan Imaging
3D Reinstein C12 Diagnostic Display
PREOPERATIVE ASSESSMENT
Corneal Thickness Profile: Minimum Thickness and Screening for Keratoconus
POSTOPERATIVE ASSESSMENT WITH ARTEMIS TECHNOLOGY: TRUE DIAGNOSIS AFTER LASIK AND OPTIMAL TREATMENT PLANNING
Microfolds
Flap Complications
Buttonholed Flaps
Short Flaps
The Topographic Diagnosis of Decentration: Is it Really a Laser Decentration?
Flap Profile Irregularity
Biomechanical Changes in the Cornea: Elastic vs Ectatic
A NOTE ON PHAKIC IOL SURGERY
CONCLUSION
6:
Preoperative Evaluation of the Anterior Chamber for Phakic IOLs with the AC OCT
INTRODUCTION
OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY FOR THE ANTERIOR CHAMBER
INTEREST OF THE AC OCT AND THE STUDY OF ACCOMMODATION WHEN IMPLANTING PHAKIC IOLs
Measurement of the Anterior Chamber's Internal Diameter
Endothelium Safety Distance
Possibility of Contact Crystalline Lens/Implant
Can Anterior Segment Imaging Indicate that One Particular Implant is Preferable Over Another?
SUMMARY
7:
The Laser Microkeratome
INTRODUCTION
MATERIALS AND METHODS
RESULTS
RECOMMENDATIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8:
IntraLase FS Laser to Create Corneal Flaps: All Laser Procedure
INTRODUCTION
The IntraLase FS Laser
Femtosecond Laser Photodisruption Process
Steps of Tissue Photodisruption
IntraLASIK: Creation of a Flap
Comparing IntraLASIK and LASIK: The Difference is in the Corneal Flap
After IntraLASIK
INTRALASIK: DECREASE ENHANCEMENT RATES AND LESS HIGH ORDER ABERRATIONS INDUCED
DISCUSSION
SECTION TWO: PRESBYOPIA CORRECTION TECHNIQUES (LENTICULAR, CORNEAL AND SCLERAL MODIFICATIONS)
9:
Humanoptics Accommodating IOL
INTRODUCTION
HUMANOPTICS
AKKOMMODATIVE 1 CU IOL
MECHANISM OF ACTION
BIOMETRY
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
POSTOPERATIVE CARE
10:
Pseudoaccommodative ReSTOR IOL to Correct Defocus and Presbyopia in Refractive Lens Exchange
INTRODUCTION
11:
Restoration of Accommodation by Refilling the Lens Capsule Following Endocapsular Phacoemulsification
INTRODUCTION
LENS REFILLING PROCEDURE USING AN INFLATABLE ENDOCAPSULAR BALLOON
Surgical Procedure
Preparation of Endocapsular Balloons
Lens Refilling Procedure
Results
Success Rate of the Procedure
Amplitude of Accommodation Measured by Automated Refractometry
CONCLUSION
LENS REFILLING PROCEDURE USING A PLUG
Surgical Procedure
Anterior Capsular Plug
Surgical Technique
Ciliary Ring for Exerting Tension on Zonules
Results
Relationship Among Volume of Injected Silicone, Refraction and Accommodation Amplitude
Lens Refilling in Rabbit and Nonhuman Primate Eyes
Complication
Postoperative Refraction and Accommodation Amplitude
DISCUSSION
12:
No Anesthesia Cataract Surgery with the Karate Chop Technique
INTRODUCTION
NUCLEUS REMOVAL TECHNIQUES
KARATE CHOP
SOFT CATARACTS
AGARWAL CHOPPER
OUR KARATE CHOP TECHNIQUE
Incision
Rhexis
Hydrodissection
Karate Chop-Two Halves
Karate Chop-Further Chopping
Pulse Phaco
Cortical Washing and Foldable IOL Implantation
Stromal Hydration
No PAD, S/C Injections
NO ANESTHESIA CLEAR LENS EXTRACTION
PHACODYNAMICS OF THE PHACO CHOP TECHNIQUE
ADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES
TOPICAL ANESTHESIA CATARACT/ CLEAR LENS SURGERY
NO ANESTHESIA CATARACT/ CLEAR LENS SURGERY
BLURHEX (TRYPAN BLUE) IN MATURE CATARACTS
AIR PUMP TO PREVENT SURGE
CONCLUSION
13:
Phakonit
HISTORY
PRINCIPLE
TERMINOLOGY
SYNONYMS
TECHNIQUE OF PHAKONIT FOR CATARACTS
Anesthesia
Incision
Rhexis
Hydrodissection
Phakonit
ANTI-CHAMBER COLLAPSER
Surge
Technique
Discussion
THINOPTX ROLLABLE IOL
Lens Insertion Technique
Topography
ACRITEC IOL
Lens Loading Technique
Lens Insertion Technique
THREE-PORT PHAKONIT
LASER PHAKONIT
AC STABILITY IN PHAKONIT
Solution
The Anterior Vented Gas Forced Infusion (AVGFI) System of the Accurus Surgical System in the Performance of Phakonit
Cruise Control
Duet System
SUMMARY
14:
“Newlife” Multifocal Phakic Implant for the Correction of Presbyopia
INTRODUCTION
NEWLIFE BIFOCAL PHAKIC IMPLANT
ANTERIOR CHAMBER DIMENSION
Internal Diameter
Anterior Chamber Depth
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES
Anatomical Exclusion Criteria
Choice of Implant
Power of the Implant
RESULTS
Refraction
Distant Visual Acuity
Near Visual Acuity
Efficacy and Safety Ratio
ANATOMICAL RESULTS—INCIDENTS AND COMPLICATIONS
Loss of Visual Acuity
Loss of Contrast Sensitivity
Reduction of Retinal Illumination
Halos
Pupil Ovalization
Cataract
Ocular Hypertonia
Endothelium
Explantations
SUMMARY
15:
Phakic Intraocular Surgery in Hyperopia
INTRODUCTION
CHALLENGES IN HYPEROPES
LASIK VS PHAKIC IOLs IN HYPEROPIA
CONTRAINDICATIONS TO PIOL
PROPER SELECTION AND ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS
Preoperative Assessment
CHOICE OF LENSES
Angle-supported Anterior Chamber Phakic IOLs
Baikoff Angle-supported Phakic IOLs (ZB, ZB5M, Nuvita)
ZSAL4/Plus Lens
Phakic 6, 6H and 6H2 Lens
Posterior Chamber Phakic IOLs
Implantable Contact Lens (ICL)
Phakic Refractive Lens (PRL)
Iris Fixated Phakic IOLs
Artisan Iris Fixated Lens
SPECIFIC COMPLICATIONS IN HYPEROPIC ARTISAN LENS IMPLANTATION
How to Avoid Complications
Intraoperative Complications
Implant Damage
Hemorrhage
Iris Damage
Lens Damage
Endothelial Damage
Zonular Fiber Damage
Postoperative Complications
Corneal Edema
Iris Damage
Implant Decentration
Early Rise of IOP
Retinal Detachment
Implant Induced Astigmatism
Cataract
Postoperative Inflammation
Endothelial Cell Density Changes
Halos and Glare
16:
New Accommodating IOL for Presbyopia
INTRODUCTION
LENS WELL-TOLERATED
ADDITIONAL UNDISCOVERED MECHANISMS
17:
The Light Adjustable Lens
THE IDEAL PSEUDOPHAKIC LENS
LIGHT ADJUSTABLE LENS (LAL)
MODULATING REFRACTIVE POWER
ANIMAL STUDIES
RESOLUTION
REFRACTIVE LENS EXCHANGE
HIGHER ORDER ABERRATIONS
FINAL COMMENTS
18:
Refractive Lens Exchange
SYNOPSIS
ABSTRACT
TECHNIQUE
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
19:
Multifocal Refractive Lenses
INTRODUCTION
MULTIFOCAL IOLS
Diffractive IOLs
Refractive Multifocal IOL Implant
Older Models of Two or Three Zone Refraction Type of IOL
Accommodative IOLs
MULTIFOCAL IOLS AND MICROINCISION CATARACT SURGERY
20:
Clear Lens Extraction
INTRODUCTION
HIGH MYOPIA
HIGH HYPEROPIA
CONCLUSION
PRESBYOPIA
ICU/IOL
21:
Presbyopic LASIK
INTRODUCTION
PREVIOUS EXCIMER LASER TECHNIQUES
HISTORY
PRINCIPLE
PROLATE AND OBLATE CORNEA
TECHNIQUE
KERATOMETRY AND PACHYMETRY
ASTIGMATISM
Plano Examples
Example 1
Hyperopic Examples
Example 2
Example 3
Myopic Example
Example 4
SUMMARY
22:
Presbyopia Treatment with LASIK PARM (Presbyopia Avalos Rozakis Method)
INTRODUCTION
PARM EVALUATION OF 52 EYES
Pre- and Post-Treatment using the VISX S4 Excimer Laser
23:
Presby-LASIK for Myopia and Hyperopia “A New Optical Theory: The Hypermultifocality of Cornea”
INTRODUCTION
Theorical Basement
PRESBY-LASIK TECHNIQUE
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
24:
Conductive Keratoplasty for the Treatment of Hyperopia and Presbyopia
INTRODUCTION
TREATMENT EFFECTS
PERFORMING CONDUCTIVE KERATOPLASTY
CLINICAL STUDY RESULTS
Hyperopia Treatment
Presbyopia Treatment
CONCLUSIONS
25:
LASIK for Hyperopic Astigmatism
INTRODUCTION
Treatment
LASIK TECHNIQUES FOR HYPEROPIC ASTIGMATISM
Ablation Techniques
Sphero-cylinder Combination
Bitoric Ablations
Positive Cylinder Program
Examples
Cross Cylinder Ablation
Examples
BITORIC ABLATION ACCORDING TO THE CIGALES-HOYOS BITORIC RULE
CONCLUSION
26:
Conductive Keratoplasty
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
THE CK SYSTEM
THE NEARVISION CK PROCEDURE
CLINICAL RESULTS
Visual Acuity
Safety
Vision Quality and Patient Satisfaction
SUMMARY
27:
Aberrometric Correction of Presbyopia: Theory and Results (MEL 70-WASCA, MEL 80-CRS-MASTER) PRK LASIK
PRESBYOPIA AND ACCOMMODATION
SPHERICAL ABERRATION
The Eye and the Spherical Aberration
RESULTS
28:
Surgical Reversal of Presbyopia
INTRODUCTION
INCONGRUENCIES IN THE HELMHOLTZ'S THEORY
SUMMARY OF SCHACHAR'S THEORY OF ACCOMMODATION
THE HISTORY, DEVELOPMENT, PROBLEMS AND RESULTS OF THE SCLERAL EXPANSION BAND
1971–1992
1992
1992–1993
1993–1994
1994–1996
1996–1997
1996
1997
1998
1999
SURGICAL REVERSAL OF PRESBYOPIA (SRP)
Patient Selection
Indications for the Ideal Surgical Candidate
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
Surgical Technique
Patient Preparation
Quadrant Marking
Corneal Shield
Anesthesia
Conjunctival Opening
Cautery
Scleral Marking
Sclerotomy
Scleral Belt Loop Formation
SEB Segment Insertion
Conjunctival Closure
Mannitol
Medications
Postoperative Care
Postoperative Examination
Medications
Exercises
Suture Removal
Typical Patient Symptoms
Early Clinical Results
Complications
SUMMARY
29:
Scleral Implant for Correcting Presbyopia
INTRODUCTION
RESTOR VISION IMPLANT
PRECISE IMPLANTATION
SCLERAL EROSION
READING IMPLANT
REVERSIBLE
30:
Correction of Hyperopia by Laser Thermokeratoplasty (LTK)
BACKGROUND AND DEVELOPMENT
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF LTK
PATIENT SELECTION
SURGICAL PROCEDURE
CLINICAL RESULTS
COMPLICATIONS
LTK FOR PRK-INDUCED HYPEROPIA
LTK FOR LASIK-INDUCED HYPEROPIA
CURRENT INDICATIONS FOR NONCONTACT LTK
SECTION THREE: COMPLICATIONS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT
31:
Lasik Complications and Their Management
INTRODUCTION
MICROKERATOME COMPLICATIONS
Free Cap
Incomplete Flap
Thin Flaps, Button Holes and Irregular Cuts
Epithelial Defects
Corneal Bleeding
Corneal Perforation
LASER COMPLICATIONS
Decentred Ablation
Central Islands
POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
Flap Folds and Wrinkles
Flap Loss
Interface Debris
Sands of the Sahara Syndrome
Epithelial Ingrowth
Infection
Dry Eye
Regression, Undercorrection and Overcorrection
Corneal Ectasia
Retinal Complications
32:
Complications of Phakic IOLs
INTRODUCTION
TYPES OF PHAKIC IOLS
COMPLICATIONS OF PHAKIC IOLS
Complications of Anterior Chamber Angle-supported Phakic IOLs
Endothelial Complications
Size-Related Complications
Quality of Vision Issues
Other Problems
Complications of Iris-supported Phakic IOLs
Long Term Complications due to Poor Surgical Technique
Complications Related with the IOL
Complications of Posterior Chamber Phakic IOLs
33:
Sands of Sahara or Diffuse Lamellar Keratitis (DLK)
DISEASE ENTITY
CLINICAL FEATURES
Corneal
Ocular
Pathogenesis
Diagnosis
HATSIS CLASSIFICATION OF “SANDS OF SAHARA SYNDROME”4 (Figs 33.6 to 33.10)
ETIOLOGY
Toxic Insult
Traumatic Insult
Thermal Insult
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
Delayed Onset
Late Onset or Secondary
Pseudosands
MANAGEMENT—PREVENTION
MANAGEMENT—TREATMENT
CONCLUSION
SECTION FOUR: RECENT ADVANCES AND FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS IN PRESBYOPIA CORRECTION
34:
Presbyopic LASIK
INTRODUCTION
THE RUIZ MASKED APPROACH TO PRESBYOPIC LASIK
The Ruiz PMMA Mask Technique
THE THEO SEILER MONOVISION OPTION
THE MULTIZONE ABLATION TECHNIQUE OF GABRIEL OLIVEROS OF COLUMBIA
THE HYPERBOLIC MULTIFOCAL PROFILE CONCEPT OF DR JORGE ALIO
McGRATH AND REINSTEIN “BLENDED” VISION CONCEPT
Prospective Study
High Patient Satisfaction
Enhancements Often Necessary
THE MULTIZONE ABLATION TECHNIQUE OF DR MEHTA
In Summary
35:
Solid-state Lasers for Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
KATANA, SOLID-STATE UV LASER FOR REFRACTIVE SURGERY SINCE 2003
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
SOLID-STATE LASERS VS EXCIMER LASERS
CONCLUSION
36:
The Femtosecond Laser—A New Tool in Corneal Surgery
INTRODUCTION
FEMTOSECOND LASER
The Oscillator
The CPA System (Chirped Pulse Amplification)
The Delivery System
The Anterior Chamber
The Plasma Threshold
Thermal and Mechanical Damage
The Regularity of Incision
Kinetics of the Cavitation Bubble
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
37:
Presbyopic Multifocal LASIK (PML): A New Approach in Corneal Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
APPROACHES TO THE SURGICAL CORRECTION OF PRESBYOPIA
THE PML™ PROCEDURE
RESULTS
PEARLS AND LESSONS LEARNED
38:
Futuristic Lenses for Refractive Lens Surgery
INTRODUCTION
39:
Catarefractive Surgery—A Next Step
INTRODUCTION
Concept
Bimanual Microphaco
HISTORY
Bimanual Phaco
Astigmatism Keratotomy
Catarefractive Surgery Diagram (Tables 39.1 and 39.2)
Preoperative Examinations
Bimanual Microphacoemulsification Technique (Fig. 39. 1)
Astigmatism Keratotomy (Figs 39.8 and 39.9)
Monovision Versus Multifocal
Example Case Report
CONCLUSION
Bimanual Microphaco
Catarefractive Surgery
40:
Corneal Biomechanics Customisation
INTRODUCTION
CUSTOMISATION
BIOMECHANICAL MODEL
CLINICAL DEDUCTIONS FROM BIOMECHANICAL STUDIES
WHY THE NEED FOR DEVICES TO MEASURE CORNEAL BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES
NEW DEVICES TO MEASURE CORNEAL BIOMECHANICS
THE FUTURE
41:
VisioDynamics Theory: A Biomechanical Application for the Aging Eye and LaserACE™ Natural Vision Restoration
INTRODUCTION
VisioDynamics: Biomechanical Model for the Aging Ocular Organ
BIOMECHANICAL IMPACT OF AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN OCULAR TISSUE
Biomechanical Dysfunction Hypothesis
Scleral Compression Hypothesis
Principle: Specific Adaptation to Imposed Demands (SAID)
BIOMECHANICAL SOLUTIONS FOR THE AGING OCULAR ORGAN
History of Biomechanical Surgical Solutions
LaserACE™ Biomechanical Surgical Solution
LaserACE™ Strategic Critical Zones of Restoration
Critical Zones
LASERACE™ NATURAL VISION RESTORATION SURGICAL SOLUTIONS
VisioLite™ Ophthalmic Laser System
How LaserACE Works
LaserACE™: Surgical Technique
LaserACE™: Kinesiology Application
LaserACE™ Prospective Clinical Trial: Preliminary Results
LaserACE™ Complications
LaserACE™ Complications
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