Analysis of aberrations after LASIK surgeries by personalized algorithm of ablation on a 'VISX STAR S4 IR™' excimer laser machine
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Session Details
Session Title: LASIK I
Session Date/Time: Sunday 06/09/2015 | 08:00-10:00
Paper Time: 08:42
Venue: Room 11
First Author: : A.Yusupov UZBEKISTAN
Co Author(s): : S. Mukhanov
Abstract Details
Purpose:
To analyze aberrometry values after carrying out LASIK surgeries by standard and personalized algorithms of ablation on a 'VISX STAR S4 IR™' excimer laser machine.
Setting:
Medical center Sihat Koz, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Methods:
Clinical research study is based on aberrometry values of 26 patients (48 eyes) before and after LASIK surgeries on a 'WaveScan Wave Front' aberrometer (USA). Age of patients were 25.4±9.8 years old averagely. Depending on the surgery conducted, patients were divided into two groups: 1st group - 10 patients (20 eyes) surgically operated by standard algorithm, 2nd group - 16 patients (28 eyes) - by personalized algorithm of ablation, 'CustomVue® Treatment'. Spherical equivalent (SE) - Eff. Blur (D), made averagely 4.89±2.3. Share of higher aberrations - Hi Order Aberrations - varied from 2.5% to 29.6%, and made 8.74±7.5% averagely.
Results:
After surgery, in the 1st group the SEQ value reduced to 0.67±0.52 with standard deviation to 0.56±0.33. Share of higher aberrations increased averagely up to 36.4±11.5%. In the 2nd group, the SEQ after surgery made 0.35±0.12, while standard deviation was equal to 0.45±0.32. Statistically, at high confidence, in comparison with both source data and after-surgery values of the 1st group, the share of higher aberrations increased up to 65.5%±23.4, that is a criterion of successfully performed laser ablation.
Conclusions:
Conduction of LASIK surgeries by personalized algorithm of ablation on 'VISX STAR S4 IR™' excimer laser machine, results in confident reduction of spherocylindrical aberrations which is reflected in increase of share of higher aberrations up to 65.5%.
Financial Interest:
NONE