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Mastering the Techniques of IOL Power Calculations
Ashok Garg, JT Lin, Robert Latkany, Jerome Bovet
SECTION 1: PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS AND VARIOUS IOL POWER CALCULATION FORMULAS AND BASICS
CHAPTER 1:
Schematic Eye
INTRODUCTION
REFRACTION BY COMBINATION OF LENSES
GAUSS'S THEOREM
SCHEMATIC EYE OF GULLSTRAND
LISTING'S EYE
DONDER'S REDUCED EYE
CHAPTER 2:
A-scan Biometry
INTRODUCTION
AXIAL LENGTH MEASUREMENT
KERATOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS
IOL FORMULA
Theoretical Formula
Introduction
Binkhorst Formula
Disadvantages
Regression Formula (Empirical Formula)
Introduction
Advantages
Sanders-Retzlaff-Kraff (SRK) Formula
RELATION OF EQUIPMENT TO SPECIFIC FORMULAE
TARGETING IOL POSTOPERATIVE REFRACTION
Monocular Correction
Binocular Correction
FACTORS AFFECTING ACCURACY OF IOL POWER CALCULATION
Keratometry
Axial Length Measurement
Axial Length Correction Factor
Site of Loop Implantation
Orientation of Planoconvex Implants
Postoperative Change in Corneal Curvature
Density of the Cataract
IOL Tilt and Decentration
PSEUDOPHAKIC LASIK
CHAPTER 3:
Corneal Topography
INTRODUCTION
CORNEA
KERATOMETRY
KERATOSCOPY
COMPUTERIZED VIDEOKERATOGRAPHY
NORMAL CORNEA
READING A CORNEAL TOPOGRAPHY
CORNEAL DISEASES
CONTACT LENS-INDUCED WARPAGE
RADIAL KERATOTOMY
LASIK
Myopia
Hyperopia
Astigmatism
REGRESSION AFTER LASIK
Myopia
Hyperopia
RE-LASIK
COMPLICATIONS OF LASIK
Central Islands
Decentered Ablation
CATARACT SURGERY
Extracapsular Cataract Extraction (ECCE)
Foldable IOL
Astigmatism Increased
Astigmatism Decreased
Basic Rule
Non-foldable IOL
Unique Case
Phakonit: Cataract Removal through A 0.9 mm Incision
SUMMARY
CHAPTER 4:
Optical Corneal Tomography
CHAPTER 5:
Optical Biometry with IOL Master (Partial Coherence Interferometry)
INTRODUCTION
IOL MASTER
Technique
Ideal Axial Length Recording
INFERENCE
CHAPTER 6:
Anterior Chamber Depth in IOL Power Estimation
INTRODUCTION
Methods to Measure ACD
How do the Various Methods Compare?
Pitfalls in ACD Measurement
CHAPTER 7:
How to Calculate the Constant A
INTRODUCTION
OPTICS OF THE THIN PLUS LENS1
THE TWO-LENS SYSTEM
IOL FORMULA2,3
Theoretical Formula
Regression Formula (Empirical Formula)
The Modern Theoretical Formulas4
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 8:
Axial Length Dependence of IOL Constants
INTRODUCTION
MATERIAL AND METHODS
Model Calculations
Clinical Data
RESULTS
Model Calculations
Clinical Results
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CHAPTER 9:
IOL Calculations: When, How and Which?
IOL MASTER PHYSICS
Introduction
Principle
Limitations5
IOL POWER CALCULATION FORMULAE: IOL MASTER BASICS, APPLICATION AND FALLACIES
Background
Theoretical Formulae1
Binkhorst Formula
Regression (Empirical) Formulae 1
Axial Length Measurement
Newer/3rd Generation Theoretical Formulae
Haigis Formula
Hoffer Q Formula
Holladay Formula: I and II8
Constant of IOL Formulae7
Effective Lense Position3,4,7
Lens Position Constant3,4
Comparison in Efficacy of Formulae
Fallacies of Newer Formulae3,4
COMPARISON IMMERSION ULTRASOUND BIOMETRY (IUS) VS PARTIAL COHERENCE INTERFEROMETRY (PCI/OCB)
Introduction
Immersion A-scan Biometry
Technique
Optical Coherence Biometry
Technique
Studies
Inference
CHAPTER 10:
How to Measure a Correct Central Keratometric Reading for IOL Power Calculation After LASIK Surgery?
INTRODUCTION
ERRORS IN IOL POWER CALCULATION
METHODS TO MEASURE KERATOMETRIC DIOPTERS
Keratometry
Manual and Automated
Topography Access
Placido-based Videokeratography
Average Central Power
Slit-scanning Videokeratography (Orbscan II)
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
METHODS TO IMPROVE THE PREDICTION OF INTRAOCULAR POWER
Clinical History Method
Contact Lens Overrefraction
Single-K versus double-K Method
Feiz–Mannis Method
Adjusted Effective Refractive Power (EffRPadj)
Maloney Methods
IOL Formulas (SRK/T, Hoffer Q, Holladay I, and Holladay II)
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 11:
An Update on IOL Power Calculation Formulas
INTRODUCTION
IOL POWER FORMULAS
Theoretical Formulas
Basic Theoretical Formulas
Modified Theoretical Formulas
The Modern Formulas
Regression Formulas
Axial Length Measurement
Corneal Power
Postoperative Anterior Chamber Depth (ACD)
THE ESTIMATED IOL POSITION (ELP)
ACCURACY OF IOL POWER CALCULATION
THE NEW GENERATION FORMULAS
SRK Formula
SRK I Formula
SRK II Formula
SRK/T Formula
Hoffer Q Formula
Holladay Formulas
Holladay (I) Formula
Holladay (II) Formula
Olsen Formula
Haigis Formula
Lin's S-Formula
IOL POWER IN APHAKIC EYE
IOL POWER IN PHAKIA AND PIGGYBACK-IOL
PIGGYBACK IOL POWER
ACCOMMODATING IOL (AIOL)
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 12:
The New IOL Formulas based on Gaussian Optics
INTRODUCTION
TWO OPTICS FORMULAS (APHAKIC EYE)
THE IOL POWER IN APHAKIA
CONVERSION FUNCTION (CF)
Clinical Application
THE REVISED Z2 FORMULAS
Three-optics IOL System
PIGGYBACK IOL-POWER
Example # 1 IOL in Phakic Eye
Example # 2 Piggyback-IOL Power
Example # 3
COMPARISON OF 2 AND 3-OPTICS
UNIFIED EFFECTIVE FORMULA
Error Analysis
SPECTACLE POWER AND HOLLADAY FORMULA
Case (1)
Case (2)
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX
3-optics IOL
CHAPTER 13:
Classical vs Modern Formulas for Estimated Lens Position (ELP)
INTRODUCTION
APHAKIC VERSUS PHAKIC IOL
THE ESTIMATED LENS POSITION (ELP)
NONLINEAR GAUSSIAN-FORMULA
The Classical Formula
The Lin Formula
TRIPLE OPTIMIZATION
NONLINER OPTIMIZATION
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 14:
IOL Power Calculations
INTRODUCTION
BIOMETRY
Axial Length
Axial Length Instruments
Immersion Technique
Ultrasound Velocities
Optional CALF Method
Biphakic Eyes (Phakic Eyes with a Phakic IOL)
Retinal Thickness Factor
Corneal Power
Instrumentation
Astigmatism
Keratoconus Eyes
Previous Refractive Surgery
Corneal Transplant Eyes
Corneal Scar Eyes
IOL Position
FORMULAS
Generations
First Generation
Second Generation
Third Generation
Fourth Generation
Fifth Generation
Refraction Formula
Usage
Based on Axial Length
Methodology
Personalization
CLINICAL VARIABLES
Patient Needs and Desires
Special Circumstances
Monocular Cataract in Bilateral High Ametrope
Pediatric Eyes
Multifocal IOL
Silicone Oil Refractive Effect
Piggyback Lenses
Problems and Errors
Handling the IOL Power Surprise
Prevention of Common Errors
Suggestions for Diagnosing and Treating IOL Power Surprises
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 15:
The Theoretical Summary of IOL Formulas
INTRODUCTION
IOL POWER IN APHAKIA (2-OPTICS)
CONVERSION FUNCTION (CF)
Conversion to Spectacle Power
IOL-Power (P) vs Spectacle Power (Ds)
THREE-OPTICS IOL SYSTEM
Phakic-IOL
Piggyback IOL
Conversion Function (CF)
ACCOMMODATIVE IOL
Two-optics Formulas (Lin, 2005)
Three-optics Formulas (Lin. 2006)
Mobile Front-optics Case
Mobile Back-optics Case
Both Optics Mobile
DESIGN OF ASPHERICAL IOLs
IOL FOR PEDIATRIC EYES
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 16:
Error Analysis of IOL Power Calculations
INTRODUCTION
SUMMARY AND NOTATIONS
NOTATIONS
CORNEAL-POWER ERRORS
IOL POSITION ERROR
AXIAL LENGTH ERROR
MIS-LABELING ERROR
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 17:
The Basics of Accommodating IOLs
INTRODUCTION
CATEGORIES OF AIOL
THE BASIC PRINCIPLES
Single-optics IOL (referred to Fig. 17.2)
Dual-optics IOL (Referred to Fig. 17.4)
DISCUSSION OF SINGLE-OPTICS IOL
THREE-OPTICS SYSTEM (IN PHAKIA)
OPTIMAL IOL DESIGN
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX (SINGLE-OPTICS IOL)
CHAPTER 18:
IOL Calculation in Long and Short Eyes
INTRODUCTION
LONG AND SHORT EYES
Short Eyes
Long Eyes
IOL POWER FORMULAS
AXIAL LENGTH DEPENDENCE OF PREDICTION ERROR
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CHAPTER 19:
Customization of IOL Formulas
INTRODUCTION
Preoperative Planning
Constants
IOL Power Calculation Formulas
Postoperative Period
Special Situations
Our Study Experience
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
SECTION 2: IOL POWER CALCULATIONS IN CATARACT SURGERY
CHAPTER 20:
Intraocular Lens Power Selection for Children
CORE MESSAGE
Biometry
Formulas
Implanting a Fixed Power of IOL in a Growing Eye
IOL POWER SELECTION METHOD
Axial Length and Keratometry
IOL Power Calculation Formulas
Desired Immediate Postoperative Refraction
Literature Review
Our Current Approach
Age at Cataract Surgery
Status of Fellow Eye
Visual Acuity
Expected Compliance of Child/Family to the Glasses/Contact Lens/Occlusion Therapy
Parent's Refractive Error
IOL Power
Implantation in-the-bag, Sulcus, or in the Anterior Chamber
Special Situations
Traumatic Cataract
Secondary IOL Implantation
Developing World Setting
Refractive Surprizes
Instrumentation Error
Formula Error
Eye Growth
Early Refractive Error
Late Refractive Error
SUMMARY
TAKE HOME PEARLS
CHAPTER 21:
Age Dependent IOL Power Calculations for Pediatric Patients
INTRODUCTION
REFRACTION POWER OF APHAKIC EYES
Age 3 and up
Age 0 to 3
PSEUDOPHAKIC EYE (AGE 0 TO 3)
THE LIN'S DOUBLE-RATE (M AND N)
Definitions
CUSTOMIZED IOL POWER
The Adjusted IOL-power
Adjusted Factors
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 22:
History & Method of Intraocular Lens Power Calculation for Cataract Extraction Surgery after Corneal Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
Myopic Treatments
Hyperopic Treatments
THE CLINICAL HISTORY METHOD
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 23:
Intraocular Lens Power Calculations in Phaco and Microphaco
INTRODUCTION
A SCAN BIOMETRY
Applanation A Scan Biometry
Immersion A Scan Biometry
Advantage
Immersion Vector A/B Scan Biometry
Disadvantage
IOL MASTER
Technique
Ideal Axial Length Recording
FORMULAS FOR CALCULATING IOL POWER
Theoretical Formulas
Regression Formulas
SRK Formula
Hoffer Q Formula
Haigis Formula
Holladay Formula
Intraocular Lens Power Calculation after Corneal Refractive Surgery
Hard Contact Lens Method
Clinical History Method
Feiz and Mannes IOL Power Adjustment Method
Modified Maloney Method
Nomogram-based Correction
IOL Power Calculations in Silicone Filled Eyes
ACCURACY OF IOL POWER CALCULATION
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 24:
Intraocular Lens Power Calculations for High Myopia
INTRODUCTION
INTRAOCULAR LENS POWER CALCULATION FORMULAS
PREOPERATIVE BIOMETRY
SATISFACTORY POSTOPERATIVE REFRACTIVE STATUS
REFRACTIVE INDEX OF CORNEA AND A-CONSTANT
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 25:
Accuracy of Intraocular Lens Power Calculation in Bimanual Microphacoemulsification
INTRODUCTION
KERATOMETRY
AXIAL LENGTH MEASUREMENTS
IOL CONSTANT OPTIMIZATION
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
PATIENTS AND METHODS
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
CHAPTER 26:
Clinical Outcomes of Cataract Surgery after Previous Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
DELAY OF CATARACT SURGERY AFTER PREVIOUS REFRACTIVE CORNEAL SURGERY
TYPE OF CATARACT AFTER REFRACTIVE SURGERY
PATIENT'S AGE AT TIME OF CATARACT SURGERY
LITERATURE: PREVALENCE OF CATARACT IN MYOPIA AND MANIFESTATION OF CATARACT IN MYOPIA
Prevalence of Cataract in Myopia
Can Excimer Laser Surgery Cause Cataract Formation?
Diagnosis: Decision to Perform Cataract Surgery
IOL Choice
Surgical Considerations of Cataract Surgery after Previous Refractive Surgery. How to Proceed?
Radial Keratotomy
Excimer Laser
IOL Power Calculation after Previous Corneal Refractive Surgery
A CASE REPORT
Clinical Outcomes
Follow-up and Secondary Procedures after Cataract Surgery
A Piggyback IOL
SUMMARY
SECTION 3: IOL POWER CALCULATIONS IN REFRACTIVE SURGERY (CORNEAL AND LENTICULAR REFRACTIVE SURGERY)
CHAPTER 27:
IOL Power Calculations: A Topographic Method
INTRODUCTION
POST CORNEAL SURGERY SHAPE
FORMULAS FOR IOL CALCULATION
TOPOGRAPHIC METHOD
EXAMPLES FOR TOPOGRAPHIC METHOD
After RK Radial Keratometry
After LASIK
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 28:
IOL Power Calculation in Post-hyperopic Presby-LASIK Cataract: Preliminary Results
INTRODUCTION
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 29:
Comparison of Methods for IOL Power Calculation after Incisional & Photoablative Refractive Surgery
CORNEAL POWER AFTER KERATOREFRACTIVE SURGERY
Change of Corneal Asphericity
Change of Ratio Between Anterior and Posterior Corneal Surfaces
Theory
Gullstrand's Schematic Eye
The Real Eye
Keratometric Refractive Index after Laser Ablative Refractive Surgery
THE EFFECTIVE LENS POSITION: ANOTHER SOURCE OF ERROR
INTRAOCULAR LENS POWER CALCULATION AFTER REFRACTIVE CORNEAL SURGERY
Empirical Method
Clinical History Methods
Contact Lens Method
Topographic Data
Consideration of Posterior Corneal Curvature
Method based on Correlation between Axial Eye Length and Corneal Radius Correcting Factor
Method based on Correlation between Axial Eye Length and a Theoretical Variable Keratometric Refractive Index
Method based on Correlation Between Actual Corneal Curvature and Corneal Power Correcting Factor
Modifying the Final Value of the IOL as a Function of the SIRC
Refraction-derived Method
Aphakic Intraoperative Refraction Techniques
THE CAMELLIN-CALOSSI FORMULA
Surgery
Incisional Refractive Surgery
Laser Ablative Refractive Surgery
Clinical Data
CHAPTER 30:
IOL Power Calculations after Corneal Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
STRATEGIES TO BE USED WHEN PRIOR DATA IS AVAILABLE
The History Method1
The DBR Method2
Using Corneal Topography3
The Double K Method4
Theoretical Formula 20046
Modified Keratometry Method3
Corrected Keratometry7
Back Calculated IOL Power8
Nomogram based Adjustment of IOL Power11
Corrected Refractive Index Method12
STRATEGIES TO BE USED WHEN PRIOR DATA IS NOT AVAILABLE
Corneal Topography13
The Hard Contact Lens Method15
Regression Derived Clinical Method17
Intraoperative Retinoscopy18
The Gaussian Optics Formula21
Theoretical Variable Refractive Index Method22
CHAPTER 31:
The Latkany Regression Formula for Intraocular Lens Calculations after Myopic Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
When Prerefractive Keratometry and Refraction are Available
When Only Preoperative Keratometry is Available
When Only Preoperative Refraction is Available
Example
When No Preoperative Data are Available
INTRAOCULAR LENS POWER CALCULATION
PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF LATKANY REGRESSION FORMULA
CHAPTER 32:
The Latkany Regression Formula for Intraocular Lens Calculations after Hyperopic Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
EXAMPLE
CHAPTER 33:
Which IOL Formula to Use after Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY DERIVED METHOD
ESTIMATE TRUE CORNEAL POWER WITHOUT HISTORY CL METHOD
Trial Hard Contact Lens Method
ESTIMATE TRUE CORNEAL POWER WITHOUT HISTORY KOCH/MALONEY TOPO CENTRAL K (CENTRAL KERATOSCOPE READING)13,14
FUDGE THE TARGET IOL POWER WITHOUT HISTORY MACKOOL SECONDARY IOL
USING A MODIFIED HOFFER Q FORMULA FOR IOL POWER CALCULATIONS AFTER LASIK15,16
THE CONSENSUS-K TECHNIQUE FROM JB. RANDLEMAN17,18
SUMMARY
CHAPTER 34:
Intraocular Lens Power Calculation after Advanced Surface Ablations (ASA)
INTRODUCTION
PROPOSED METHODS
Requiring Preop Keratometry and Preop, Postop Refraction
Clinical History Method
Double K Method
Requiring Preop Keratometry and Preop Refraction
Feiz-Mannis Formula
Requiring Preoperative Keratometry
Separate Consideration of Anterior and Posterior Corneal Curvatures (Seitz and Speicher)
Requiring Preoperative Refraction
Corrected Refractive Index of Refraction
Not Requiring Preoperative Data
Contact Lens Over-refraction
Separate Consideration of Anterior and Posterior Corneal Curvature Methods (Savini-Barboni-Zanini, Maloney, Koch)
Aphakic Refraction Technique (Ianchulev, Mackool, Leccisotti)
Gaussian Optics (Orbscan II, Pentacam)
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 35:
The Mathematics of LASIK
INTRODUCTION
REFRACTION POWER
REFRACTIVE ERROR (D)
LASIK ABLATION RATE
BIFOCAL (PRESBY-LASIK)
ASPHERICITY COMPARISON
MIXED ASTIGMATISM
LASIK ABLATION NOMOGRAM
Spherical Surface
Aspherical Surface
Asphericity Control
Correlated Case
Non-correlated Case
SURFACE ABERRATION
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 36:
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
CHAPTER 37:
Biometry for Refractive Lens Surgery
INTRODUCTION
AXIAL LENGTH MEASUREMENTS
SURGICAL OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT
KERATOMETRY AFTER KERATOREFRACTIVE SURGERY
CHAPTER 38:
IOL Power Calculations in Phakic IOLs
INTRODUCTION
PRL POWER CALCULATION
CLINICAL RULES
CHAPTER 39:
Raytracing Analysis of Accommodating IOL
INTRODUCTION
THE METHODS OF ACCOMMODATION
The Method of Calculating Accommodation in Eyes with Single-optic Accommodating IOL
Accommodation Obtained per 1mm forward Movement IOL Highly Correlates with IOL Power
Methods to Enhance the Effect of Accommodating IOLs; Double-optic IOL, Combination of Corneal Surgery and IOL
REFERENCES
APPENDIX 1
Ray-tracing analysis of pseudophakic eyes
APPENDIX 2
Ray-tracing analysis of pseudophakic eyes with piggyback IOL or double-optic IOL
CHAPTER 40:
Analysis of Dual-optics Accommodating IOL
INTRODUCTION
THE ACCOMMODATING RATE (M)
Mobile Front-optics Case
Mobile Back-optics Case
Both Optics Mobile
PERFORMANCE AND CONFIGURATIONS
Definition
Example #1 (Fig. 40.3A)
Example # 2 (Figs 40.3B and C)
Maximal Accommodation
SOURCE ABERRATION
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX: DERIVATION OF LIN'S M-FORMULA
Case (1): Front Optics Mobile
Case (2): Back Optics Mobile
CHAPTER 41:
Aspherical IOL Analysis
INTRODUCTION
ASPHERICA PROFILE
PREDICTION OF CORNEAL ASPHERICITY
Example # 1
Example # 2
CENTRAL ABLATION DEPTH
POSITIVE CYLINDER FOR MIXED ASTIGMATISM
EFFECTIVE ZONE SIZE
SURFACE ABERRATION
APPLICATIONS
Application # 1
Application # 2
Application # 3
COMPARISON OF CENTRAL ABLATION DEPTHS
COMPARISON OF THEORY AND MEASUREMENTS
CONCLUSION
SECTION 4: MISCELLANEOUS (RECENT ADVANCES AND IOL POWER CALCULATIONS IN DIFFICULT SITUATIONS)
CHAPTER 42:
Determining Corneal Power for Intraocular Lens Calculation in Patients with Corneal Scarring and Irregular Astigmatism
INTRODUCTION
TWO CASES OF IOL CALCULATIONS IN EYES WITH CENTRAL CORNEAL SCARS
Computerized Videokeratography
Rigid Contact Lens Over-refraction
Examination and Surgical Planning
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 43:
IOL Calculation in Hyperopes
INTRODUCTION
MATERIAL AND METHODS
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 44:
Consistent IOL Calculation in Normal and Odd Eyes with the Raytracing Program OKULIX
ABSTRACT
PRINCIPLE
Raytracing
Currently Available IOL Types
Axial Eye Lengths
CORNEAL RADII
IOL POSITION
CLINICAL RESULTS IN “NORMAL” EYES
CLINICAL RESULTS AFTER CORNEAL SURGERY
DISCUSSION
CHAPTER 45:
A-scan in Difficult Situations
INTRODUCTION
KERATOMETRY IN CORNEAL SCARRING/LACERATIONS
POSTREFRACTIVE SURGERY IOL CALCULATION
HARD CONTACT LENS METHOD
REFRACTIVE HISTORY METHOD
ADJUSTING INTRAOCULAR LENS POWER FOR SULCUS FIXATION
INTRAOCULAR LENS POWER CALCULATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH EXTREME MYOPIA
INTRAOCULAR LENS POWER CALCULATION FOR LENS EXCHANGE
METHODS OF ESTIMATING CORNEAL REFRACTIVE POWER AFTER HYPEROPIC LASER IN SITU KERATOMILEUSIS
CHANGES IN KERATOMETRIC CORNEAL POWER AND REFRACTIVE ERROR AFTER LASER THERMAL KERATOPLASTY
REFRACTIVE CHANGES IN PEDIATRIC PSEUDOPHAKIA
INTRAOCULAR LENS POWER CALCULATION AFTER MACULAR HOLE SURGERY
AXIAL LENGTH MEASUREMENT AND ASTEROID HYALOSIS
BILATERAL MICROCORNEA AND UNILATERAL MACROPHTHALMIA RESULTING IN INCORRECT INTRAOCULAR LENS SELECTION
CHAPTER 46:
Management of Refractive Surprises after Cataract Surgery
INTRODUCTION
INTRAOCULAR LENS EXCHANGE
SECONDARY PIGGYBACK INTRAOCULAR LENS IMPLANTATION
CORNEAL REFRACTIVE SURGERY
CASE REPORTS
Case 1
Case 2
CHAPTER 47:
Intraocular Lens Power Calculation in the High Myopic Eye
INTRODUCTION
THE FORMULAS OF IOL POWER CALCULATION
The First Regression Formula
The Second-generation Formulas
The Third-generation Formulas
AXIAL LENGTH MEASUREMENT
A-scan and B-scan Ultrasonography
IOL-Master
IOL POWER CALCULATION OF EYES AFTER CORNEAL REFRACTIVE SURGERY
CHAPTER 48:
Calculation of Intraocular Lens Power in Cataract with Silicone Oil Eyes
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 49:
Intraoperative IOL Power Calculation
INTRODUCTION
OPTICAL AND PHYSICAL BASIS
NO AL- NO KM'S
INTRAOPERATIVE FACTORS
REFRACTIVE METHODS
FUNDOSCOPY
SPECIAL CASES
Post-Cornea Refractive Surgery
Eyes with Silicone Oil
Piggy Back Implantations
Keratoconus
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 50:
ZEMAX Raytracing Method for Accommodative IOL
INTRODUCTION
THE ACCOMMODATING RATE (M)
Mobile Back-optics Case
Mobile Front-optics Case
ZEMAX RAYTRACING METHOD
RESULTS
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX: DERIVATION OF LIN'S M-FORMULA
Case (1): Back Optics Mobile
Case (2): Front Optics Mobile
CHAPTER 51:
Problems of IOL Power Calculation in Pediatric Cataract Surgery
INTRODUCTION
NORMAL EYE DEVELOPMENT
REFRACTIVE CHANGES OF THE EYE AFTER LENS REMOVAL AND IOL IMPLANTATION
POSTOPERATIVE REFRACTIVE GOAL IN CHILDREN
PRACTICAL GUIDELINES IN IOL CALCULATION IN CHILDREN
Performance of Measurements
Measurement of Axial Length
Keratometry
The Choice of IOL Calculation Formula
Rate of Undercorrection of IOL Calculation Results
Factors Influencing Predicted IOL Power Values
Status of Fellow Eye
Probability of Inborn Refractive Error
Visual Acuity
Parents Compliance with Amblyopia Treatment Regime
Sulcus Implantation
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 52:
Intraocular Lens Calculation after Prior Refractive Surgery
INTRODUCTION
BIPHAKIC EYES (PHAKIC EYE WITH A PHAKIC INTRAOCULAR LENS)
CORNEAL REFRACTIVE EYES
Instrument Error
Index of Refraction Error
Formula Error
HISTORY OF SOLUTIONS
Methods To Estimate True Postoperative Corneal Power
Those Needing Clinical History
Those Not Needing Clinical History
Methods to Adjust/Calculate the Target Intraocular Lens Power
Those Needing Clinical History
Those Not Needing Clinical History
IMPORTANT THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND
WHAT FORMULA TO USE?
HOW TO HANDLE PROBLEMS AND ERRORS?
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 53:
Cataract Surgery: Calculating the IOL Power in Case of Anisometropia
INTRODUCTION
A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO ANISEIKONIA
Defining a Patient's Refractive Balance
Evaluate the Type of Anisometropia and its Occurrence in a Cataractous Population
To Measure Aniseikonia and to Evaluate Normal Aniseikonia in the Normal Population
To Calculate the Theoretical Aniseikonia
To Predict Postoperative Aniseikonia in the Case of Preoperative Anisometropia
To Validate the Method
DISCUSSION
CHAPTER 54:
Review of IOL Power Calculation: A Theoretical Analysis of Proposed Formulas
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITIONS BASED ON THE BINKHORST FORMULA
Similarity of First Generation Formulas
Deriving the Second Generation Formulas from Binkhorst
The Different Formulas for the Estimation of ACDpostop
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 55:
IOL Power Calculation for Cornea Triple and Penetrating Keratoplasty with IOL Exchange
INTRODUCTION
MULTI STEP PROCEDURE
CHAPTER 56:
IOL Power Calculations in Eyes with Irregular Corneas
INTRODUCTION
CORNEAL POWER CALCULATION
KERATOMETRY PROBLEMS
Manual Keratometry
Automated Keratometry
Alternatives
Refractive History Method
Assumption
Limitations
Contact Lens Over-refraction Method
Refraction-derived Keratometric Values
Double K Method5
Corneal Topography
Advantage
Disadvantage
Solution?
Orbscan
Evidence of Use of Systems
Toric IOL Calculations
FUTURE
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