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Alex P. Lange The author has no financial interest to disclose

Introduction and Purpose Irregular astigmatism can cause visual disturbances and are difficult to improve Irregular astigmatism can be seen after decentred ablation, small optical zone, post penetrating keratoplasty and in corneas with scars Current excimer laser platforms are able to deliver topography guided treatment in order to regularize irregular corneas The aim of this study is to report 1 year results of topography guided PRK in eyes with irregular astigmatism

Methods The Schwind Amaris Excimer platform with the ORK-CAM software was used to calculate treatment profiles The TransPRK protocol was used to deliver the treatment All HOA were treated in all patients Refractive Error was treated if needed and desired Retrospective case analysis of pre- and postoperative data were performed Parameters recorded were: Kmax, Kmean, simK’s, Pachymetrie, Sphere, Cylinder, HOA RMS, Coma and Spherical aberration, UCVA and BCVA Pre- and Postoperative data were collected at 3, 6 and 12 months

Results small optical zone (1 year, Pentacam-Comparison) Pre-TreatmentPost-TreatmentDifference Map UCVA BCVA Refraction-3.75=-1.5/101° =-0.25/97° 0.8 CF

Results decentered ablation (1 year, Pentacam-Comparison) Pre-TreatmentPost-TreatmentDifference Map UCVA BCVA Refraction+0.50=-+1.0/12° =-0.5/170°

Results 22 eyes of 19 patients with irregular astigmatism (decentered ablation, small optical zone, post PKP, post RK, corneal scars) were included 13 of 22 eyes gained UCVA, 6 lost UCVA, 3 remained unchanged 14 of 22 eyes gained BCVA, whereas 3 lost BCVA and 5 remained unchanged HOA RMS was reduced in 19 of 22 eye (mean 0.55, range to -0.99) Coma was reduced in 13 of 22 eyes (mean -0.04, range to μm) Spherical Aberration was reduced in 17 of 22 eyes (mean 0.15, range to μm) Spherical Equivalent was reduced in 8 of 22 eyes (mean -0.87, range by to Diopters) Astigmatism was reduced in 17 of 22 eyes (mean 0.91, range +5.5 to – 1.0 diopters)

Conclusions Topography-guided PRK was successfully used to regularize corneas with irregular astigmatism Most of the corneas improved in topography, HOA, UCVA and BCVA Prediction and Control of refraction (especially spherical equivalent) in corneas with irregular astigmatism remains a major challence