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Preoperative Evaluation in
Premium Toric Iol’s
GOOD RESULTS
Systematic Approach
Knowledge
Surgical Skill
📱📱 Question 1
How often do you implant toric IOL’s ?
A Never (not interested)
B Occasionally
C Regularly
D I’m interested but I don’t dare
📱📱 Question 2
How often do you implant multifocal IOL’s ?
A Never (not interested)
B Occasionally
C Regularly
D I’m interested but I don’t dare
☑📱📱 Summary
→ Patient evaluation/examination
→ Patient selection
→ Astigmatism evaluation
→ IOL calculation
→ Pre-operative setup
→ Surgical technique
☑📱📱 Patient evaluation
→ Done by the Optometrist
→ First discussion
→ Understand the problem
→ Understand the needs/wishes
→ Primary information
☑📱📱 Patient examination
→ Done by the Optometrist (first part)
→ Subjective Refraction
→ Keratometry + Topography
→ Biometry
→ Fundus Imaging (can avoid surprises)
☑📱📱 Patient selection
→ Done by the Ophthalmologist
→ Check all the measurements
→ Complete the medical examination
→ Discussion with the patient
→ Understand the needs/wishes
→ Discuss the different options
☑📱📱 Patient selection
Understanding needs & wishes
→ Ophthalmological / Psychological approach
→ Functional needs
→ Refractive needs
→ Refractive wishes (overestimated expectations !)
Downgrade Expectations !
☑📱📱 Patient selection
Discussion about different options
→ Aggressively suggest TORIC IOL’s (if corneal cylinder ≥ 1.5D) 🙂🙂 Low risk of visual complications
📱📱 IOL calculation, surgical skill
→ Carefully suggest MULTIFOCAL IOL’s 🙂🙂 Standard surgery
📱📱 Potential risk of visual complications (halos, glare, contrast sensitivity, luminosity)
Acceptance very variable (disappointment)
Impossible to test or simulate preoperatively
🙂🙂 If MF then aggressively suggest TORIC MF (cyl. ≥ 1.0D)
☑📱📱 IOL Calculation
→ MULTIFOCAL IOL’s - Target emmetropia
- Different Additions
→ TORIC & MF-TORIC IOL’s - Evaluation of Astigmatism
- Use Toric IOL Calculator
- Company made calculators
- Independent calculators
Astigmatism Evaluation
Astigmatism of the cornea
anterior corneal
astigmatism
posterior corneal
astigmatism
40/45 D -6/-8 D
Total corneal astigmatism (TCA) = ACA + PCA
Astigmatism Evaluation
Anterior Corneal Astigmatism (ACA)
MOST IMPORTANT
Different measurement methods
Manual Keratometry
Automatic Keratometry
Topography
Biometry
All measurements done @ 3 mm zone ➪ interpolation🙂🙂🙂🙂
All methods based on reflecting light (🙂🙂🙂🙂 corneal surface)
🙂🙂🙂🙂 All measurements give different values 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Astigmatism Evaluation
Anterior Corneal Astigmatism (ACA)
How to make the right choice?
1) Determine steep meridian by drawing a line manually through the
steepest axis of central 3mm zone off topographic map and reed
the value
2) The instrument that got the axis in agreement with observed axis
on the topography is the one to use for power
73°
Astigmatism Evaluation
Posterior Corneal Astigmatism (PCA)
Difficult to be measured
Low refractive index difference aqueus/cornea
Low value
Only few devices available Pentacam
Galilei
IOL Master 700
Author Year Eyes Device Percentage Vertical PCA
Ho 2009 493 Pentacam 96.1%
Koch 2012 715 Galilei 86.6%
Miyake 2015 608 Pentacam HR 91.0%
LaHood 2018 1098 IOLMaster 700 73.3%
Percentage of Vertical Posterior Corneal Astigmatism
J Refract Surg. LaHood et al. 2018;34(5):331-336
Most PCA (75-90%) are WRA independently of ACA
What are the options for using
Posterior Corneal Astigmatism in Toric IOL calculation
Individual measurement - Ideal option measure TCA
- Can be incorporated in some Calculators
Population Statistics (estimation) - Integrated in some Calculators
- Used in Nomogram Adjustments
- 🙂🙂🙂🙂There can be outliers🙂🙂🙂🙂
- Incorporating PCA in IOL calculation gives better results
- No need to adjust large cylinders (>2.5 D)
- Either use a Nomogram or a Calculator 🙂🙂🙂🙂 DON’T double adjust 🙂🙂🙂🙂
📱📱 Question 3
The Posterior Corneal Surface is…
A A week positive refractive surface
B A strong positive refractive surface
C A week negative refractive surface
D A strong negative refractive surface
📱📱 Question 4
In case of corneal WRA, the PCA mostly…
A Increases the TCA
B Decreases the TCA
C Does not affect TCA
D None of the above is correct
📱📱 Question 5
How do you consider posterior corneal astigmatism?
A I always take PCA in account
B It is new for me and I will consider it from now on
C I let the calculator do the job
D Nice to know but I don’t see the interest
Take at home message
Take care of the quality of the measurement
Consider posterior corneal astigmatism in IOL calculation
Use updated calculators/nomograms
Take care of axis marking and IOL alignment