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    Contact Lenses forKeratoconus

    Moodi

    Kupperman B.Sc

    SOFLEX

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    Keratoconus

    is a non-inflammatory eyecondition in which the normallyround dome-shaped corneaprogressively thins causing acone-like bulge to develop

    keratoconus causes blurring

    and distortion of vision

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    Corneal Topography

    Is a non invasive medical imagingtechnique for color mapping the surfacecurvature of the cornea

    This instrument has become for the last

    years a part of the checking room Computerized Corneal Modeling System

    (CMS) is used to evaluate (type and size)corneal shapes

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    The most commonKeratoconus types

    NIPPLE CONEAdvanced keratoconus, K readings 5.20 to 6.40mm

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    The most commonKeratoconus types

    OVAL CONE

    The most common, K readings 5.80 to 7.20mm

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    Other types of Keratoconus

    KERATOGLOBUS

    Wide area at the center of the cornea

    blow off the shape of the cornea

    K readings 6.60 to 7.80mm

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    Other types of Keratoconus

    Pellucid Marginal Degeneration

    Is a rare condition where the lower part of thecornea becomes thinner and irregular.

    The shape of the topographyis like

    two birds kissing !!!

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    Other types of Keratoconus

    Post Lasik Ectasia

    Keratoconus that is caused by the change inthe thickness of the cornea

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    The main problems caused bykeratoconus

    Vision lossthe cornea gradually thins andbecomes misshaped. The corneasurface becomes irregular similar

    to the shape of a cone from theI.O.P .

    Opaque cornea

    An advanced stage of the keratokonus,

    where the cornea cracks andbecomes opaque, in this stage theonly solution is a corneal transplant

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    What to do ??The most common ways

    Fitting Contact Lenses Specially designed RGP lenses

    Soft contact lenses designed specificallyfor Keratoconus

    Piggy back - soft contact lenses to "carry"a gas permeable lens

    Soft lens with a hard center Scleral contact lenses

    Intact rings implantation Corneal Implant

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    Treatment with contact lenses

    The main goal Good vision

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    Soflex special lenses for

    KeratoconusRGP Lenses

    - Naturalens

    Multi curves with special landing shapeFor early keratoconus

    - OP8

    High aspheric (ecc=0.8)

    Especially designed for the most common types

    - Piggy-Back LensesHi DK GP lens on top

    of a thin soft lens

    All lenses are manufactured from Hi DK materials

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    Soflex special lenses for

    Keratoconus)(contRGP Lenses

    - Asymmetric

    Especially designed for PMD

    - McGuire lens systemMulti curves (5)3 sets designed for nipple, oval and forglobus cones

    All lenses are manufactured from Hi DK materials

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    Soflex special lenses for

    Keratoconus

    Soft LensesSOFT K. & SOFT K. Toric

    for Keratokonus and

    irregular corneas

    All lenses are manufactured from Hi DK materials

    Front Toric can be added

    to part of the lenses, RGP and Soft !!!

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    The target in fitting contact lenses

    for Keratoconus

    Excellent vision day and night, noglare (pin hole)

    Hi level of comfort for many hours

    High oxygen material for cornealhealth

    Easy to fit and adapt Available to all

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    Fitting guide forkeratoconus contact lenses

    Case history

    Total check up with slit lamp

    Evaluate tear quality and quantity Refraction and free vision quality

    Topography check of the cornea

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    Fitting guide forkeratoconus contact lenses (cont) Selecting the first choice Trial Lens

    Evaluate fitting with slit lamp usingfluorescien for GP lenses

    Changing the lens if needed

    Over refraction

    Ordering the lens

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    Fluorescien pattern

    The most common is the

    THREE POINT TOUCH Avoid having air bubbles

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    Fitting Tips For Soft K.

    Try to use the Soft K. for all types ofdistorted cornea.

    First check with Trial Lens after 30minutes and change if necessary

    Final check for fitting and over refraction

    after at least 2 hours. Cleaning !! Using daily cleaner & H2O2

    systems

    Special !!

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    Follow up and lens care

    Call the patient for regular checkups

    Give the patient solutions for taking careof his lenses

    Demonstrate and give written instructionofhow to take care his lenses

    Instruct your patient to call you

    immediately when he feels any change in: Visual acuity

    Comfort

    Any health change in his eyes

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    THANK YOU

    VERY MUCH !!

    QUESTIONS PLEASE

    http://www.opt.pacificu.edu/ce/catalog/15167-AS/Keratoconus.html