- •Table of contents
- •Preface
- •Wavefront Basics
- •Wavefront basics
- •Questions and Answers
- •Wavefront Results
- •Mixed astigmatism
- •Questions and Answers on “Supervision with wavefront”
- •New Modalities
- •Conductive keratoplasty using radiofrequency energy to treat hyperopia
- •Problems and Progress
- •Smoothing in excimer refractive surgery
- •Results from the clinical trial of the Intralase laser
- •Questions and Answers
- •Algorithms, Allegretto and Accounting
- •Questions and Answers
- •Adaptive Optics and Aberrations
- •What adaptive optics can do for the eye
- •Preliminary LADARWave measurement of flap-induced aberrations
- •Questions and Answers on “Results of the Wavelight Allegretto Laser for the treatment of myopia and myopic astigmatism”
- •Butterfly LASEK
- •Butterfly LASEK
- •Are all aberrations equal?
- •Questions and Answers on “LADAR LASEK”
- •Questions and Answers on “Managing visual loss after LASIK”
- •Index of authors
WAVEFRONT AND EMERGING REFRACTIVE
TECHNOLOGIES
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WAVEFRONT AND
EMERGING REFRACTIVE
TECHNOLOGIES
edited by Jill B. Koury, M.D.
Proceedings of the 51st Annual Symposium of the New Orleans Academy of Ophthalmology
on Wavefront and Emerging Refractive Technologies, New Orleans, LA, USA, February 22-24, 2002
Kugler Publications/The Hague/The Netherlands
ISBN 90 6299 185 8
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Table of contents |
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Table of contents
Preface |
vii |
Editor and Contributors |
ix |
Wavefront Basics |
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Wavefront basics |
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David R. Williams |
3 |
Understanding wavefront clinically – What it can and cannot do |
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Raymond A. Applegate |
17 |
Questions and Answers |
21 |
Questions and Answers on “Customized prolate excimer ablation” |
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(Jack Holladay) |
23 |
Wavefront Results |
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Mixed astigmatism |
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Paolo Vinciguerra and Fabrizio I. Camesasca |
27 |
Wavefront results – Bausch-Lomb clinical data |
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Stephen G. Slade |
39 |
The wavefront results – Alcon CustomCornea clinical data |
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Ronald R. Krueger |
43 |
Questions and Answers on “Supervision with wavefront” |
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(Jack Holladay) |
47 |
New Modalities |
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Round Table: What can wavefront technology do for my practice? |
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Daniel S. Durrie, Moderator |
55 |
Conductive keratoplasty using radiofrequency energy to treat hyperopia |
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Daniel S. Durrie |
65 |
Problems and Progress |
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Smoothing in excimer refractive surgery |
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Paolo Vinciguerra and Fabrizio I. Camesasca |
69 |
Round Table: While we wait for wavefront technology, how can we help |
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our unhappy postoperative refractive patients? |
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Karl G. Stonecipher, Moderator |
87 |
Round Table: LASIK complications: new approaches |
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Steve Schallhorn, Moderator |
97 |
Results from the clinical trial of the Intralase laser |
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Stephen G. Slade |
107 |
Questions and Answers |
111 |
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Table of contents |
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Algorithms, Allegretto and Accounting |
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Round Table: The best postoperative regimen for refractive surgery patients |
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Ronald R. Krueger, Moderator |
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117 |
Interim (three-month) LASIK results with the WaveLight Allegretto Wave |
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Excimer Laser |
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Guy M. Kezirian and Karl G. Stonecipher |
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127 |
Questions and Answers |
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143 |
Adaptive Optics and Aberrations |
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What adaptive optics can do for the eye |
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David R. Williams |
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147 |
Preliminary LADARWave measurement of flap-induced aberrations |
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Ronald R. Krueger |
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159 |
Questions and Answers on “Results of the Wavelight Allegretto Laser for |
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the treatment of myopia and myopic astigmatism” |
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(Charles R. Moore) |
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Butterfly LASEK |
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Butterfly LASEK |
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Paolo Vinciguerra and Fabrizio I. Camesasca |
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167 |
Questions and Answers on “Sceral expansion bands for the correction of |
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presbyopia” |
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(Barry Soloway) |
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173 |
Epi-LASIK |
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Epi-LASIK – A new refractive technique |
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Ioannis G. Pallikaris, Irene I. Naoumidi, Maria I. Kalyvianaki and |
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Harilaos S. Ginis |
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Are all aberrations equal? |
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Ray A. Applegate |
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189 |
Questions and Answers on “LADAR LASEK” |
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(Daniel S. Durrie) |
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191 |
Questions and Answers on “Managing visual loss after LASIK” |
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(Marc Michelson) and New LASEK techniques (Herman Sloane) |
197 |
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Index of authors |
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199 |
Title |
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Preface
The New Orleans Academy of Ophthalmology proudly presented its 51st Annual Symposium from February 22nd to February 24th, 2002. Entitled “Wavefront and Emerging Refractive Technologies,” it proved to be an exciting update on the principles of wavefront technology, as well as a glimpse into the future of this exploding field.
Dr. Marguerite McDonald is to be thanked for heading up the program committee that organized an excellent meeting. Amber Howell, executive director of the academy, also deserves recognition for working to make the meeting the success that it was. Dr. George Ellis, Jr., president during the meeting, and the members of the executive committee all also deserve thanks.
The internationally recognized faculty assembled by Dr. McDonald generously shared their experience and techniques with a large audience, and then expanded on their presentations in the many round tables and question and answer sessions. All of those sessions have been transcribed and included in the following text, since they are part of the magical educational experience that the New Orleans Academy meeting offers.
Editing this text has been both a challenge and an honor. I am deeply grateful to the New Orleans Academy of Ophthalmology for allowing me to learn from its meetings for so many years. This volume is but a small token of the gratitude owed to this organization for the knowledge it has imparted to me, and to many others during its 51 years.
The publication of this book would not have been possible without the generous support of the Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Foundation. On behalf of the members of the New Orleans Academy of Ophthalmology, I thank the foundation for allowing our educational mission to continue.
Jill B. Koury, M.D.
Contributors |
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EDITOR
JILL B. KOURY, MD
New Orleans, Louisiana
CONTRIBUTORS
KARL G. STONECIPHER, MD
Director Southeastern Laser and
Refractive Center
Greensboro, North Carolina
PAOLO VINCIGUERRA, MD
Chairman
Istituto Clinico Humanitas
Milano, Italy
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Contributors |
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IOANNIS G. PALLIKARIS, MD
Professor in Ophthalmology
University of Crete
Heraklion, Crete, Greece
RAYMOND A. APPLEGATE, OD, PhD
Professor of University of Houston
Houston, Texas
DANIEL S. DURRIE, MD
Associate Clinical Professor
University of Kansas Medical Center
Director of Refractive Surgery
Hunkeler Eye Centers
Overland Park, Kansas
RONALD R. KRUEGER, MD, MSE
Medical Director Refractive Surgery
Cole Eye Institute
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Cleveland, Ohio
Contributors |
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STEVEN SCHALLHORN, MD
Director Cornea and Refractive Surgery
Naval Medical Center
San Diego, California
STEPHEN G. SLADE, MD, FACS
Clinical Faculty
University of Texas Medical School
Houston, Texas
DAVID R. WILLIAMS, PhD
Director Center for Visual Science
William G. Allyn Professor of Medical Optics
University of Rochester
Rochester, New York
