Michael Duplessie Eye Department, Eye surgery and eye care

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Eye Care

Eye Department

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Why have an eye exam ?

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Most eye disease is silent

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Glaucoma

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Hypertension

This is what we can see. Think of Kidneys and Brain.

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Normal

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“My vision is a little blurry”

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Diabetes -pathophysiology

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Breast Cancer

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Lung Cancer

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Hemangioma – blood vessel tumor

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Retinoblastoma – tumor in children

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Indications for evaluation: A decrease in vision affecting the patients

quality of life. This may be evaluated by: Reduced Vision Debilitating glare Double vision Debilitating halos { I can’t drive at night} Do not want to wear glasses or contact lenses

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Cataracts:

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Cataracts:

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Cataract Surgery

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Traumatic cataract and iridodialysis from Bungee cord inury

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With the rule astigmatism

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Against the rule astigmatism

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Oblique Astigmatism

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Toric IOL prior to insertion

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Back to back suturing of toric iol

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IOL being inserted into the bag

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Lens lying on axis in bag

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Iatrogenic – Pseudophakic disastersAside from power calculation errors there can

be many problems with the lens

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Presbyopic Correction

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Human Optics AG

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Anatomy of the Apodized Diffractive Technology

Anterior Aspheric Optic

AnteriorApodizedDiffractiveOptic

Symmetric Biconvex

13.0 mm

6.0 mm 6.0 mm

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AcrySof ® IQ ReSTOR® IOL

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Other Presbyopic Options Inlays

Acufocus (B&L)

Multifocal LASIK PresbyLASIK

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Acufocus Inlay Bausch & Lomb

3.8 mm ring 10 µm thick 1.6 mm central hole 1,600-1,8000 fenestrations

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INLAY

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Acufocus Increase Depth of Field

Distance and Near Turkey Study

39 patients Almost all are 20/16 or

better distance and near

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Many Corneas:

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Corneal melt

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Traumatic

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Corneal Transplant

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DSEAK vs PKP

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NO GLASSES OR CONTACTS NO PROBLEM

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Excimer laser

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Introduction a 193-nm argon-fluoride laser is used to

photoablate the affected areas and create a smooth transparent surface.

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Wavefront Correction

Astigmatism Correction

Spherical CorrectionPAST

PRESENT

FUTURE (NOW)

A Brief History of Vision Correction

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More Detailed Information Wavefront technology was originally

developed for use in high powered telescopes to reduce distortions when viewing distant objects in space.

This technology has now been applied to laser vision correction.

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Hartmann-Shack Aberrometer

CCD-Camera Lens Array

Outcoming Wave CCD-Image

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How Do We Measurea Wavefront?

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Wavefront Guided Ablation

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Excimer SMILE FLEX Conventional Lasik

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SMILE VS LASIK

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SMILE

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Excimer videos SMILE FLEX Conventional Lasik

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Visian ICL

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< 100 microns:

< 50 microns

500-600microns

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Myopic Visian ICLHigh Resolution Magnetic Resonance Images

Illustrates the Increased Vault with V4

Version V3 Version V4

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Keratoconus

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