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9781556426070

Custom LASIK Surgical Techniques and Complications Photo CD

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  • Edition: 3rd
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  • Copyright: 2003-01-06
  • Publisher: Slack Incorporated
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$150.00 ISBN 1-55642-607-0 CD-ROM Individual Pub. Date: Due 12/02 Order# 66070 techsupport@slackinc.com LASIK: Surgical Techniques and Complications, Third Edition Photo CD is a digital reproduction of all the images contained in the text, LASIK: Surgical Techniques and Complications, Third Edition. This Photo CD-ROM is an excellent tool to be used for presentations, teaching seminars, or for review in the classroom. A perfect addition to every ophthalmology library!

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. VII
Introductionp. IX
Contributing Authorsp. X
From keratomileusis to LASIKp. 3
Preparation for surgeryp. 9
Why LASIK?p. 38
Upper limits of LASIKp. 39
Preoperative pachimetry in LASIKp. 41
Intraoperative pachimetryp. 43
Preoperative pupillometry in LASIKp. 44
Training the LASIK surgeonp. 45
LASIK surgical instruments and accessoriesp. 47
General LASIK surgical techniquep. 61
LASIK learning curvep. 89
LASIK with a nasal hingep. 93
Down-up LASIK with the Hansatome: personal techniquep. 119
The Alcon LADARVision Laser and SKBM microkeratome: personal LASIK techniquesp. 151
Interface irrigation and flap repositioning in LASIKp. 159
Complications of LASIKp. 161
Thin flaps and buttonholesp. 224
Free capsp. 226
Intraoperative epithelial complicationsp. 228
Flap displacementp. 232
Managing recurrent epithelial ingrowthp. 233
Microbial keratitis following LASIKp. 234
Infective keratitis in LASIKp. 238
Corneal melting in refractive lamellar surgeryp. 240
DLK and other forms of keratitisp. 242
Infectious keratitis after LASIKp. 247
Treating decentered ablationsp. 249
Treating eccentric ablationsp. 253
LASIK central islands: spontaneous evolutionp. 255
Central islands and peninsulas in LASIKp. 257
PTK after LASIKp. 262
Causes of overcorrectionp. 268
Differentiating undercorrection, regression and ectasiap. 269
Corneal ectasia following LASIKp. 271
Night glare and halosp. 275
Alteration of the tear film following photoablative refractive surgeryp. 277
Confocal in vivo microscopy to image complications of laser in situ keratomileusisp. 282
Postoperative follow-upp. 289
Developing a refractive surgery database and surgical nomogramp. 294
Confocal analysis of the cornea after LASIK: studying anatomy and thicknessp. 298
Contact lenses: when and where in LASIKp. 300
Enhancement and LASIK in special casesp. 303
The art of LASIK enhancementp. 320
Recutting a LASIK flapp. 322
LASIK on the flap: corneal sparing LASIKp. 323
Managing small deep eyes and large bulging eyes with LASIKp. 325
Inadequate exposurep. 327
LASIK for patients with decentered pupilsp. 330
LASIK and PRK for patients with nystagmusp. 332
LASIK associated dry eyep. 335
LASIK for monovision as a correction of presbyopiap. 343
Presbyopia and laser in situ keratomileusisp. 345
LASIK after phakic IOL implantp. 347
LASIK after previous corneal surgeryp. 349
LASIK after previous radial keratomyp. 357
LASIK after penetrating keratoplastyp. 359
LASIK after keratoplastyp. 361
LASIK in PKp. 371
LASIK after epikeratophakiap. 374
ICR following LASIKp. 375
Homoplastic keratoplastiesp. 382
PTK and lamellar surgery to treat corneal opacities and scarsp. 386
The Excimer Laserp. 391
Eye trackersp. 429
Effective optical zone and visual functionp. 432
Ablation zone, pupil diameter, requested correctionp. 433
Abnormal pre-operative topography (with Orbscan) and prognosis for surgeryp. 435
Optical aberrations of the eyep. 445
Optical aberrationsp. 453
Aberrometry and its role in customized ablationp. 456
Variations of the corneal profile and the aberrations induced by the flap in LASIKp. 462
Overview of wavefront sensing and custom ablation platformsp. 469
The Bausch & Lomb Zywave aberrometer: theory, application and resultsp. 476
Super-vision with LASIK surgeryp. 482
Quality of vision after LASIKp. 484
The impact of corneal biomechanics on outcomes in laser refractive surgeryp. 489
Biomechanical effect of LASIK flapp. 492
An introduction to wavefront guided refractive surgery: "custom vision"p. 497
Comparing standard LASIK to customized LASIKp. 508
Standard versus customized laser ablationp. 511
Wavefront guided ablations: the Zyoptix Systemp. 515
Results of Zyoptix wavefront-guided customized ablation in virgin and retreated corneasp. 521
The early results of Zyoptix wavefront correction in normal eyesp. 527
Clinical results with Alcon LADARWave linked to Alcon LADARVisionp. 531
Customized corneal ablation (CustomCornea) using LADARVision 4000 systemp. 539
The Asclepion-Meditec experience with Wavefront sensingp. 545
Microkeratomesp. 555
Various microkeratomesp. 588
Nidek MK-2000 microkeratomep. 590
The Innovatome microkeratomep. 591
Amadeus microkeratomep. 593
Moria microkeratome complicationsp. 595
Disposable microkeratomes: the Flapmaker - Steritomep. 601
Carriazo-Barraquer microkeratomes (CB and CB-M2)p. 603
The Moria M2 microkeratome and LASIK techniquep. 611
Visx S-3 ActiveTrak laser in situ keratomileusis techniquep. 621
LASIK flaps with the femtosecond laserp. 627
Hyperopic LASIKp. 635
Conductive keratoplasty using the Refractec ViewPoint CK Systemp. 643
Wound healing after hyperopic corneal surgeryp. 645
Treatment of astigmatismp. 655
LASIK: treating on the astigmatism axisp. 666
LASIK for mixed astigmatismp. 668
Treatment of hyperopic astigmatismp. 673
Vector planning for customized LASIK treatment incorporating corneal and optical astigmatism parametersp. 680
LASIK correction of irregular astigmatismp. 685
Myopic and hyperopic LASIK enhancementsp. 699
LASIK enhancement following other surgical proceduresp. 709
Treatment of epithelial ingrowthp. 717
Treatment of flap folds and striae following LASIKp. 725
Striae on the flapp. 728
Prevention and management of corneal flap striaep. 729
Avoiding complications: the physiology and pharmacology of LASIKp. 731
Diffuse lamellar keratitis: recognition and managementp. 745
Pearls of my LASIK techniquep. 751
Phakic intraocular lenses: current trends and complicationsp. 759
Posterior chamber phakic intraocular lens implantation and bioptics for extreme refractive errorsp. 777
Intracorneal lenses in hyperopiap. 787
LASIK decentration and treatmentp. 793
Indexp. 800
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