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  • Topography/Tomography Course 2008

    Jack T. Holladay, MD, MSEE, FACS Page 1 of 12

    Jack T. Holladay, MD, MSEE, FACS # 1

    Jack T. Holladay, MD, MSEE, FACSJack T. Holladay, MD, MSEE, FACS

    Clinical Professor of OphthalmologyClinical Professor of OphthalmologyBaylor College of MedicineBaylor College of Medicine

    Houston, TexasHouston, Texas

    www.docholladay.comwww.docholladay.com

    CornealTopography and Tomography

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    CORNEAL CORNEAL TOPOGRAPHYTOPOGRAPHY

    nn Refractive Power MapsRefractive Power Mapsoo Local Radius of Curvature MapsLocal Radius of Curvature Mapspp Profile Difference or Height MapsProfile Difference or Height Mapsqq Distortion MapsDistortion Mapsrr PachymetryPachymetry MapsMapsss Corneal Parameters (15)Corneal Parameters (15)

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    POWER MAPSPOWER MAPS

    Steel Ball Steel Ball ---- StandardStandard

    7.5 mm radius = 45 D7.5 mm radius = 45 D

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    APPROXIMATEAPPROXIMATECONVERSION CONVERSION

    FORMULAFORMULA

    DPowermm

    Power

    rNNPower

    455.7

    0.000,15.337,1

    12

    =

    =

    =

    @ all points@ all points

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    EXACTEXACTCONVERSION CONVERSION

    FORMULAFORMULASnellSnells Laws Law

    Central Power = 45 DCentral Power = 45 DPeripheral Power = 45 D to 48 DPeripheral Power = 45 D to 48 D

    N i N ri r*sin *sin=

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    Asphericity (Q)AsphericityAsphericity (Q)(Q)

    Q = 0Q = 0++

    ++-- --QQ

    OblateOblate

    SphericalSpherical

    Pro

    late

    Pro

    late

    EllipticalElliptical

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    Asphericity (Q)AsphericityAsphericity (Q)(Q)Q = Q = --2.002.00 Severe KSevere K--ConusConus, +5 D PRK, +5 D PRKQ = Q = --1.001.00 Mild KMild K--ConusConus, + 2 D PRK, + 2 D PRKQ = Q = --0.520.52 No Spherical AberrationNo Spherical Aberration

    Q = Q = --0.260.26 NormalNormalQ = 0.00Q = 0.00 SphericalSphericalQ = +1.00Q = +1.00 8 cut RK, 8 cut RK, --5 D PRK5 D PRKQ = +2.00Q = +2.00 16 cut RK, 16 cut RK, --12 D PRK12 D PRK

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    Tomography

    OculusPentacam

    Measuring Corneal PowerPost Corneal Refractive Surgery 3711/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 3737

    zz OrbscanOrbscan allows posterior allows posterior curvature measurement curvature measurement but but not accuratenot accuratezz PentacamPentacam ((ScheimflugScheimflug) from ) from

    Oculus and Oculus and ArtemusArtemus (High (High Frequency Digital U/S under Frequency Digital U/S under investigationinvestigation

    Corneal Power MeasurementCorneal Power Measurement

    3811/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 3838 3911/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 3939

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    4011/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4040 4111/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4141

    4211/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4242 4311/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4343

    4411/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4444 4611/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4646

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    4711/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4747

    Why are Ks & Topography Inaccurate ?

    Why are Ks & Topography Inaccurate ?

    nn Data is from Data is from PARACENTRALPARACENTRALRegion Region NOT CENTRALNOT CENTRAL

    oo Actual Power of Actual Power of PosteriorPosteriorCorneaCornea is is UNKNOWNUNKNOWN

    zz Posterior Corneal Radius is Posterior Corneal Radius is assumed to be 82% of Frontassumed to be 82% of Front

    for IOL Calculationsfor IOL Calculations 4811/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4848

    11/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 4949

    1. Calculation from Prior Data(Pre K & MR known)1. Calculation from Prior Data(Pre K & MR known)

    Pre KR Mean K Pre KR Mean K = = 44.00 D44.00 D

    Change in SEQ RefChange in SEQ Ref == --4.50 D4.50 D

    Calc Mean KCalc Mean K = = 39.50 D39.50 D5011/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 5050

    Frequency Distribution of 'Optimal Pupil' Size

    0.0%

    5.0%

    10.0%

    15.0%

    20.0%

    25.0%

    30.0%

    0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8

    Optimal Sample Zone Diameters (mm)

    Freq

    uenc

    y (%

    )

    LASIK EYES RK EYES

    5111/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 5151

    EKR 4.5 mm vs. Backcalculated K (Post RK-eyes)

    R2 = 0.8909

    32.0

    33.0

    34.0

    35.0

    36.0

    37.0

    38.0

    39.0

    40.0

    41.0

    42.0

    43.0

    44.0

    45.0

    46.0

    32.0 33.0 34.0 35.0 36.0 37.0 38.0 39.0 40.0 41.0 42.0 43.0 44.0 45.0 46.0

    EKR @ 4.5 mm zone (D)

    Back

    -cal

    cula

    ted

    K-re

    adin

    g (D

    )

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    EKR 4.5 mm vs Historical Method K (Post LASIK eyes)

    R2 = 0.9741

    35.0

    36.0

    37.0

    38.0

    39.0

    40.0

    41.0

    42.0

    43.0

    44.0

    45.0

    46.0

    47.0

    48.0

    49.0

    35.0 36.0 37.0 38.0 39.0 40.0 41.0 42.0 43.0 44.0 45.0 46.0 47.0 48.0 49.0

    EKR @ 4.5 mm zone (D)

    His

    toric

    al M

    etho

    d K

    -read

    ing

    (D)

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    5311/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 5353

    EKR 4.5mm vs Post LASIK+Post RK eyes

    R2 = 0.9681

    32

    33

    34

    35

    36

    37

    38

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    41

    42

    43

    44

    45

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    32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

    5411/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 5454

    Accuracy of EKRAccuracy of EKR

    0.540.54ALLALL

    0.940.94RKRK

    0.42 0.42 LASIKLASIK

    STD 4.5STD 4.5(D)(D)

    PriorPriorSxSx

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    5711/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 5757 5811/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 5858

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    5911/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 5959Holladay Report Holladay Report Equivalent Equivalent KeratometricKeratometric PowerPower 6011/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6060

    6111/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6161 6211/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6262

    6311/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6363 6411/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6464

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    SummarySummaryzz Optimal ZoneOptimal Zonezz LASIK: 4.5 mmLASIK: 4.5 mmzz RK: 5.0 mmRK: 5.0 mmzz Customize for small/large pupilsCustomize for small/large pupils

    zz AccuracyAccuracyzz LASIK: LASIK: 0.42 D0.42 Dzz RK: RK: 0.94 D0.94 D

    zz Error on MYOPIC sideError on MYOPIC side 11/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6666

    Corneal EctasiaCorneal Ectasiazz By definition is a By definition is a thinningthinning with anterior movementwith anterior movement

    zz KK--conusconus:: posterior surface 1posterior surface 1stst detectable movedetectable move, , because because epithelium thins and epithelium thins and masksmasks anterior anterior movement of Bowmanmovement of Bowmans Membranes Membrane

    zz PPosterior surface float is more sensitive IF osterior surface float is more sensitive IF ACCURATE ACCURATE NOT ARTIFACT!NOT ARTIFACT!

    zz Most prior reports are artifact due to Posterior Most prior reports are artifact due to Posterior Surface is VIRTUAL IMAGE seen through Surface is VIRTUAL IMAGE seen through Anterior Surface and is distorted by Refractive Anterior Surface and is distorted by Refractive Surgery Surgery oblate, blend zone, etc.oblate, blend zone, etc.

    6711/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6767 6811/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6868

    6911/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 6969

    RELATIVE PACHYMETRY MAPRELATIVE PACHYMETRY MAP SHOWS RELATIVE THICKNESS AT EVERY POINTSHOWS RELATIVE THICKNESS AT EVERY POINT

    7011/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7070

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    7111/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7171

    DO NOT USE Best Fit Spherefor Prolate Cornea

    DO NOT USE Best Fit Spherefor Prolate CorneaProlateProlate CorneaCornea

    Best Fit SphereBest Fit Sphere

    Always Above BFSAlways Above BFSin centerin center

    Always Below BFSAlways Below BFSin peripheryin periphery

    Amount dependsAmount dependsOn On AsphericityAsphericity

    Of CorneaOf Cornea

    7211/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7272

    USE Best Fit Toric Ellipsoideto Prolate Cornea

    USE Best Fit Toric Ellipsoideto Prolate CorneaProlateProlate CorneaCornea

    WithWithEctasiaEctasia

    Best Fit Best Fit ToricToric EllipsoidEllipsoid

    Only detectsOnly detectsIrregularitiesIrregularitiesFrom From ProlateProlate

    SurfaceSurface

    7311/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7373 7411/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7474

    7511/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7575 7611/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7676

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    7711/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7777

    ConclusionConclusionzz PentacamPentacam ScheimpflugScheimpflug very very

    sensitive detection of thinning sensitive detection of thinning disorders (disorders (Cone,PellucidCone,Pellucid), if use ), if use zzTangential (local radius) MapTangential (local radius) Map to to

    determine determine nipplenipple on fronton frontzzToricToric Ellipsoid Float Ellipsoid Float ((not BFS) with not BFS) with

    Elevation MapsElevation Maps to determine location to determine location of protrusions in back and front of protrusions in back and front surfacesurfacezz RELATIVERELATIVE PachymetryPachymetry Map to Map to

    determine Thinnest determine Thinnest RelativeRelative PointPoint11/5/2007 JTH 11/5/2007 JTH 7878

    !Thank You!!Thank You!