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Getting the Markings Right

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Joja Surgicals Pvt. Ltd. www.jojasurgical.com [email protected]. Getting the Markings Right. Why is Marking Important?. For every degree of rotation 3.3% of the effect is lost With 30 degree rotation all effect of the Toric lens is lost Beyond that you start adding to the astigmatism. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Joja Surgicals Pvt. Ltd.www.jojasurgical.com

[email protected]

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Why is Marking Important?

For every degree of rotation 3.3% of the effect is lost

With 30 degree rotation all effect of the Toric lens is lost

Beyond that you start adding to the astigmatism

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Why is Marking Important?

Higher the Toric correction greater the chances of errors

e.g. For a 5 degree misalignmentIn a 6 D Toric – error is 1 DIn a 1.5 D Toric – error is 0.25 D

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So let’s get the marking spot on ! Two issues in marking

Making sure our 0 – 180 meridian is ‘true’ horizontal

Making sure that the marks bisect the cornea through the optical centre

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Current Markers

Hand held markersWith spirit level to ensure horizontality

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Current Markers

Do not ensure that the marks pass through the centre of the cornea

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Are you bisecting the cornea?

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Current Markers

You also need a second intra-op mark if the placement axis is not 0 – 180

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Current Markers

Come in only one size But the corneas are not of the

same size or shape!

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Issues

Still does not solve the problem of bisecting the cornea through the optical centre

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A New Approach

A slit lamp based system Uses gravity to define horizontal Uses Purkinje images to ensure

centring on the cornea

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3 Simple Steps

1. Set the slit lamp beam to the desired placement axis

2. Align the beam to pass through the corneal centre (described later)

3. Mark the cornea

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Step 1 – Setting the Angle The slit beam can be set to the axis

of placement No need for reference marking

Clamp device to chin rest of slit lamp

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Setting the Angle

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Step 2

Unclamp the calibrator device Place the patient’s head normally

on the slit lamp

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Centring on the Cornea

Patient looks at the light with the other eye closed

Move the slit beam across the cornea until you get a bright Purkinje image

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Centring on the Cornea

Images bordered in red show the correct positioning of the slit beam

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How do we know it is accurate?

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Planiware 2.0

This is a IOL planimetry software designed for measuringCentration of IOL, rhexis, pupilMeasurement of rhexis / pupil areas

and diametersAngular measurements of Toric IOLs

Planiware can be downloaded from www.suryodaya.in/planiware

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Verifying your markings

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