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Free Paper: Corneal biomechanics

• Tuesday  8 October 2013
  Session Time: 08:00-10:30
  Venue: Elicium 1 (First Floor)

• 08:00
• Carbon nanostructures for ocular tissue reinforcement
  Presenting Author: A.Vega Estrada SPAIN
• 08:06
• Association of ambient solar radiation with biomechanical properties of the cornea in an elderly population: the Alienor study
  Presenting Author: C.Schweitzer FRANCE
• 08:12
• Intraobserver variability and agreement of measurement of central corneal thickness using three different pachymetry devices
  Presenting Author: M.Rana UK
• 08:18
• Discussion
• 08:28
• High-resolution Scheimpflug, anterior segment OCT, and high-frequency scanning ultrasound for corneal thickness mapping: comparative study
  Presenting Author: V.Moustou GREECE
• 08:34
• Comparison of topographic, keratometric, pachymetric and back difference posterior elevation and D parameters in diagnosing forme fruste keratoconus in the fellow eye of patients with unilateral keratoconus
  Presenting Author: O.Muftuoglu TURKEY
• 08:40
• Diurnal variation in biomechanical corneal properties and IOP with CorVis ST and ORA
  Presenting Author: J.Gonzalez-Meijome (VAT:234024003) PORTUGAL
• 08:46
• Evaluation of corneal biomechanical response as a function of intraocular pressure using dynamic infrared signal analysis and dynamic Scheimpflug imaging
  Presenting Author: T.Huseynova JAPAN
• 08:52
• Biomechanical effects of small incision lenticule extraction (SMILE) and laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK): finite element analysis
  Presenting Author: C.Roberts USA
• 08:58
• Evaluation of changes in human cornea after femtosecond laser-assisted LASIK and ReLEx-SMILE using non-contact tonometry and ultra-high-speed camera (CorVis® ST)
  Presenting Author: S.Mohi GERMANY
• 09:04
• Discussion
• 09:14
• Mathematical model to compare the relative tensile strength of the cornea after PRK, LASIK and small incision lenticule extraction (SMILE)
  Presenting Author: D.Reinstein UK
• 09:20
• Repeatability and reproducibility of corneal biomechanical measurement with dynamic Scheimpflug Analyzer in virgin and post-PRK eyes
  Presenting Author: X.Chen NORWAY
• 09:26
• A numerical study comparing the biomechanical effects of LASIK flap and ReLEx SMILE cap incisions
  Presenting Author: H.Studer SWITZERLAND
• 09:32
• Discussion
• 09:42
• Intraocular pressure and biomechanical corneal properties in normal and keratoconic eyes with CorVis ST and ORA
  Presenting Author: J.Salgado-Borges PORTUGAL
• 09:48
• Correlation of corneal biomechanics with corneal morphology in keratoconus
  Presenting Author: B.Ekinci Koktekir TURKEY
• 09:54
• Comparison of biomechanical and tomographic data in subclinical keratoconus
  Presenting Author: R.Vinciguerra ITALY
• 10:00
• Comparison of biomechanical properties in keratoconus, keratoconus suspect and normal eyes with ocular response analyzer
  Presenting Author: M.Mohammadpour IRAN
• 10:06
• The increase in biomechanical stiffness in corneal collagen cross-linking (CXL) is oxygen dependent
  Presenting Author: A.Hammer SWITZERLAND
• 10:12
• Corneal biomechanical properties at different collagen cross-linking (CXL) fluences
  Presenting Author: A.Hammer SWITZERLAND
• 10:18
• Corneal geometric stress factor to evaluate response to corneal collagen cross-linking in keratoconus
  Presenting Author: R.Vinciguerra ITALY
• 10:24
• Corneal biomechanics in pterygium
  Presenting Author: S.Goel INDIA

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