AIM: To compare higher order aberrations in two aspherical intraocular lenses(IOLs): Akreos advanced optics(AO) and Dr. Schmidt Microcrystalline 6125 aspheric anterior surface(MC6125AS) with each other. METHODS: Forty...AIM: To compare higher order aberrations in two aspherical intraocular lenses(IOLs): Akreos advanced optics(AO) and Dr. Schmidt Microcrystalline 6125 aspheric anterior surface(MC6125AS) with each other. METHODS: Forty eyes of 39 patients underwent phacoemulsification and Akreos AO and MC6125 AS were implanted in their eyes in a random manner. Three months post-operatively, higher order aberrations including spherical aberration, coma aberration, and total aberrations were measured and compared.RESULTS: The total aberration was 0.24±0.17 in eyes with Dr. Schmidt and 0.20 ±0.01 in eyes with Akreos AO(P =0.361). The mean of coma aberration was 0.17 ±0.21 and 0.09 ±0.86 in Dr. Schmidt and Akreos lenses,respectively(P =0.825). Total spherical aberration was almost the same in both groups(mean: 0.05, P =0.933).Best corrected visual acuity in Akreos AO(0.10±0.68) and Dr. Schmidt(0.09±0.67) did not differ significantly(P =0.700). CONCLUSION: There is no statistically significant difference in the higher order aberrations between these two aspherical lenses.展开更多
AIM: To compare the anterior segment measurements obtained by rotating Scheimpflug camera(Pentacam) and Scanning-slit topography(Orbscan IIz) in keratoconic eyes.METHODS: A total of 121 patients, 71 males(58.7%)and 50...AIM: To compare the anterior segment measurements obtained by rotating Scheimpflug camera(Pentacam) and Scanning-slit topography(Orbscan IIz) in keratoconic eyes.METHODS: A total of 121 patients, 71 males(58.7%)and 50 females(41.3%)(214 eyes) with the diagnosis of keratoconus(KC) were enrolled in this study. Following diagnosis of KC by slit-lamp biomicroscopic examination, central corneal thickness(CCT), thinnest corneal thickness(TCT), anterior chamber depth(ACD),and pupil diameter(PD) were measured by a single examiner using successive instrumentation by Pentacam and Orbscan.RESULTS: There was no significant difference between the two instruments for the measurement of CCT and TCT. In contrast, scanning-slit topography measured ACD(3.46±0.40 mm vs 3.38±0.33 mm, P =0.019) and PD(4.97 ±1.26 mm vs 4.08 ±1.19 mm, P 【0.001) significantly larger than rotating Scheimpflug camera.The two devices made similar measurements for CCT(95% CI:-2.94 to5.06, P =0.602). However, the mean difference for TCT was-6.28(95% CI:-10.51 to-2.06, P =0.004) showing a thinner measurement by Orbscan than by Pentacam. In terms of the ACD, the mean difference was 0.08 mm(95%CI: 0.04 to 0.12, P 【0.001) with Orbscan giving a slightly larger value than Pentacam. Similarly, Orbscan measurement for PD was longer than Pentacam(95% CI:0.68 to 1.08, P 【0.001).CONCLUSION: A good agreement was found between Pentacam and Orbscan concerning CCT measurement while comparing scanning-slit topography and rotatingScheimpflug camera there was an underestimation for TCT and overestimation for ACD and PD.展开更多
AIM： To investigate the histopathologic and morphological changes of the corneas with keratoconus（KC） undergoing penetrating keratoplasty（PKP） according to topographic findings and severity of KC.METHODS： The co...AIM： To investigate the histopathologic and morphological changes of the corneas with keratoconus（KC） undergoing penetrating keratoplasty（PKP） according to topographic findings and severity of KC.METHODS： The corneal tissue of 35 samples with KC was retrospectively evaluated with conventional light microscopy. Topographic and pachymetric parameters of keratoconus corneas by means of Pentacam such as mean keratometry（K） and central corneal thickness（CCT） were recorded. Severity of KC was graded according to Amsler-Krumeich classification. RESULTS： Epithelial thinning and breaks in Bowman＇s layer are the most common findings in keratoconus corneas（94.3% and 82.9% corneas, respectively）. The results revealed statistically significant higher mean K value and lower CCT in the keratoconus corneas that were affected by epithelial thinning, breaks in the Bowman＇s layer, folds in the Descemet＇s membrane, epithelial scars, breaks in Descemet＇s membrane, and stromal scars than those corneas without these findings（P〈0.05）. Moreover, those corneas with epithelial thinning, breaks in the Bowman＇s layer, folds in Descemet＇s membrane, epithelial scars, and stromal scars had significantly more severe disease than those corneas without these findings（P〈0.05）. The presence of the stromal and epithelial scars were associated with the higher KC severity, in which, respectively, 87.5% and 80.0% of the corneas with stromal and epithelial scars had stage 4 of the KC severity. CONCLUSION： It seems that there are some specific patterns in histologic changes of the keratoconus corneas. The presence of pathologic findings was correlatedwith thinner and steeper corneas. Epithelial or stromal scars were associated with the highest disease severity. The description of histopathologic findings of KC may help in elucidating the pathogenesis of the disease and help pathologist in differentiating KC from other corneal diseases.展开更多
文摘AIM: To compare higher order aberrations in two aspherical intraocular lenses(IOLs): Akreos advanced optics(AO) and Dr. Schmidt Microcrystalline 6125 aspheric anterior surface(MC6125AS) with each other. METHODS: Forty eyes of 39 patients underwent phacoemulsification and Akreos AO and MC6125 AS were implanted in their eyes in a random manner. Three months post-operatively, higher order aberrations including spherical aberration, coma aberration, and total aberrations were measured and compared.RESULTS: The total aberration was 0.24±0.17 in eyes with Dr. Schmidt and 0.20 ±0.01 in eyes with Akreos AO(P =0.361). The mean of coma aberration was 0.17 ±0.21 and 0.09 ±0.86 in Dr. Schmidt and Akreos lenses,respectively(P =0.825). Total spherical aberration was almost the same in both groups(mean: 0.05, P =0.933).Best corrected visual acuity in Akreos AO(0.10±0.68) and Dr. Schmidt(0.09±0.67) did not differ significantly(P =0.700). CONCLUSION: There is no statistically significant difference in the higher order aberrations between these two aspherical lenses.
文摘AIM: To compare the anterior segment measurements obtained by rotating Scheimpflug camera(Pentacam) and Scanning-slit topography(Orbscan IIz) in keratoconic eyes.METHODS: A total of 121 patients, 71 males(58.7%)and 50 females(41.3%)(214 eyes) with the diagnosis of keratoconus(KC) were enrolled in this study. Following diagnosis of KC by slit-lamp biomicroscopic examination, central corneal thickness(CCT), thinnest corneal thickness(TCT), anterior chamber depth(ACD),and pupil diameter(PD) were measured by a single examiner using successive instrumentation by Pentacam and Orbscan.RESULTS: There was no significant difference between the two instruments for the measurement of CCT and TCT. In contrast, scanning-slit topography measured ACD(3.46±0.40 mm vs 3.38±0.33 mm, P =0.019) and PD(4.97 ±1.26 mm vs 4.08 ±1.19 mm, P 【0.001) significantly larger than rotating Scheimpflug camera.The two devices made similar measurements for CCT(95% CI:-2.94 to5.06, P =0.602). However, the mean difference for TCT was-6.28(95% CI:-10.51 to-2.06, P =0.004) showing a thinner measurement by Orbscan than by Pentacam. In terms of the ACD, the mean difference was 0.08 mm(95%CI: 0.04 to 0.12, P 【0.001) with Orbscan giving a slightly larger value than Pentacam. Similarly, Orbscan measurement for PD was longer than Pentacam(95% CI:0.68 to 1.08, P 【0.001).CONCLUSION: A good agreement was found between Pentacam and Orbscan concerning CCT measurement while comparing scanning-slit topography and rotatingScheimpflug camera there was an underestimation for TCT and overestimation for ACD and PD.
文摘AIM： To investigate the histopathologic and morphological changes of the corneas with keratoconus（KC） undergoing penetrating keratoplasty（PKP） according to topographic findings and severity of KC.METHODS： The corneal tissue of 35 samples with KC was retrospectively evaluated with conventional light microscopy. Topographic and pachymetric parameters of keratoconus corneas by means of Pentacam such as mean keratometry（K） and central corneal thickness（CCT） were recorded. Severity of KC was graded according to Amsler-Krumeich classification. RESULTS： Epithelial thinning and breaks in Bowman＇s layer are the most common findings in keratoconus corneas（94.3% and 82.9% corneas, respectively）. The results revealed statistically significant higher mean K value and lower CCT in the keratoconus corneas that were affected by epithelial thinning, breaks in the Bowman＇s layer, folds in the Descemet＇s membrane, epithelial scars, breaks in Descemet＇s membrane, and stromal scars than those corneas without these findings（P〈0.05）. Moreover, those corneas with epithelial thinning, breaks in the Bowman＇s layer, folds in Descemet＇s membrane, epithelial scars, and stromal scars had significantly more severe disease than those corneas without these findings（P〈0.05）. The presence of the stromal and epithelial scars were associated with the higher KC severity, in which, respectively, 87.5% and 80.0% of the corneas with stromal and epithelial scars had stage 4 of the KC severity. CONCLUSION： It seems that there are some specific patterns in histologic changes of the keratoconus corneas. The presence of pathologic findings was correlatedwith thinner and steeper corneas. Epithelial or stromal scars were associated with the highest disease severity. The description of histopathologic findings of KC may help in elucidating the pathogenesis of the disease and help pathologist in differentiating KC from other corneal diseases.
