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SK Kwok, MD Hong Kong Laser Eye Centre, Hong Kong The author has no financial interest in the subject matter of this e-poster ASCRS 2011 San Diego, US ASCRS 2011 San Diego, US Preliminary Clinical Outcomes of a Non- Invasive, Intrastromal Presbyopic Correction in Asian Eyes
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Background & Study Purpose Study Purpose: To evaluate the preliminary clinical outcomes of INTRACOR intrastromal presbyopic correction in Asian Eyes. ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok The INTRACOR procedure is performed on a femtosecond laser (TECHNOLAS Perfect Vision). The laser forms a series of concentric rings within the stroma which causes a localised change in the biomechanical properties of the stroma. This leads to a central steepening of the cornea. The procedure takes 20 seconds to perform. The procedure uses a curved Patient Interface which adapts to the natural shape of the cornea, without applanation, reducing the increase in IOP when applying suction Note: INTRACOR is not currently approved for use in the US
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Methods & Materials A prospective, non-comparative case series where the INTRACOR procedure was performed on 128 eyes of Asian patients using the TECHNOLAS Femtosecond Workstation 520F (Technolas Perfect Vision). The non-dominant eye was treated first. Patient Demographics: 79 Females and 49 Males patients Mean Age : 53 years old (range: 41 - 66) 58 OD were treated; 70 OS were treated Pre-operative examinations: Included distance and near vision, corneal, topography, slit lamp examination and patient satisfaction Measured outcomes: Visual acuity (UCNVA, UCDVA, BCDVA), Refractive outcomes, patient satisfaction Post-operative follow-up at 1D, 1W, 1M and 3M ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok TECHNOLAS 520F
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Results: Slit lamp and topography INTRACOR post-1-week slit lamp INTRACOR Orbscan difference map (post-1-month) Central steepening by 2.50 – 3.00D ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok
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J1 J2 J4 J10 J6 J1+ -0.08 LogMAR 0 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.7 Results: UCDVA & UCNVA J10 J2 ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok
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Results: Refractive stability ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok
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J1 J4 J6 J9 J12 J14 Pre-opn = 128 1Dn = 126 1Wn = 96 1Mn = 68 3Mn = 20 ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok Results: UCNVA (LogMAR)
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Pre-opn = 128 1Dn = 126 1Wn = 96 1Mn = 68 3Mn = 20 ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok Results: UCDVA (LogMAR)
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Results: Cumulative UCNVA ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok Pre-opn = 128 1Dn = 126 1Wn = 96 1Mn = 68 3Mn = 20
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Pre-opn = 128 1Dn = 126 1Wn = 96 1Mn = 68 3Mn = 20 Results: Cumulative BCDVA ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok
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Results: Patient Satisfaction Some patients could see the rings but their vision is not disturbed. A few patients encountered halos but the symptoms dissipated after one month. Most patients are happy with their enhanced quality of life without reading glasses. ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok
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Conclusion In my opinion, the intrastromal presbyopia treatment INTRACOR is Non invasive so very low risk for infections Provides stable refractive outcome during the follow up period to-date Provides a significant gain in uncorrected near visual acuity Creates a central steepening and induces about –0.50D to –0.75D of myopia No weakening of cornea High level of patient satisfaction Further long-term follow-up required to confirm stability of outcomes ASCRS 2011, SK Kwok
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