<meta charset="utf8"></head><body>Excimer-Laser Multifokale doppelasphärische Ablation zur Presbyopie-Korrektur

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correction of presbyopia by monocular bi-aspheric ablation profile

Presbyopia is an age-related reduction in amplitude of accommodation leading to loss of near vision due to the loss of function of the lens and ciliary muscle1. The global population of presbyopes is projected to exceed 2 billion by 2030, with uncorrected and undercorrected presbyopia affecting socio-economic development2. Correction of presbyopia includes lens correction, surgical approaches, and medication. Corneal surgery is one of the main forms of corneal surgery to correct presbyopia because of its less invasive nature, fewer complications, and faster recovery3.
Ruiz introduced Presby laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) in 1996, which ablates the cornea into a multifocal pattern and increases the negative SA to achieve simultaneous near and distance vision4,5. Depending on the proximity area, Presby LASIK can be categorized into peripheral model6 (peripheral area for near vision and central area for distance vision) and central model7(peripheral area for distance vision and central area for near vision)8,9. The monocular bi-aspheric ablation profile is a hybrid Presby LASIK that combines the advantages of multiple programs, including micro-monocular vision, bi-aspheric, and multifocal. The dominant eye is completely corrected for distance vision, the central zone of the non-dominant eye retains approximately -0.89D of refraction for near vision, the peripheral cornea is ablated for distance vision, and the range of near addition (ADD) is between +1.25D to 2.50D, and aspheric cutting is used in both the central and peripheral zones10,11.
Compared with the previous monovision LASIK, the multifocal morphology of the non-dominant eye after the monocular bi-aspheric ablation profile reduces the anisometropia between the two eyes. The negative increase of SA introduces the depth of focus, which can better improve near vision and, at the same time, improve the intermediate vision, reduce the impact on stereopsis, and improve the patient&#39;s acceptance and satisfaction11,12,13. The monocular mode will lead to complete correction of the dominant eye, which can achieve the fastest postoperative clear full vision, reduce the risk of UDVA decline, and is more suitable for patients with presbyopia who have the same requirements for UDVA and UIVA, while other algorithms are multifocal in both eyes, which need more time for adaptation after surgery and have the risk of UDVA decline14,15,16. This article describes the detailed surgical steps of excimer laser multifocal double aspheric ablation mode as a surgical guide.

<meta charset="utf8"></head><body>Autor im Rampenlicht: Fortschritte in der refraktiven chirurgischen Korrektur bei Presbyopie und Erforschung der postoperativen Sehschärfe

Korrektur der Presbyopie durch monokulares biasphärisches Ablationsprofil

We are committed to a refractive surgical correction of presbyopia and exploring its postoperative visual acuity effect and coronal morphology in order to provide a reliable reference value for the clinical application of this technology. The correction technique applied in this paper has improved the phenomenon of insufficient distance vision and difficulty in adaptation after multifocal correction in the past, and is more suitable for patients with high requirements for distance vision. In the future, we will pay more attention to the comparative research of several different correction method and try to provide the best treatment plan for patients with presbyopia in different conditions.

The study aims to evaluate visual acuity and objective visual quality before and after the monocular bi-aspheric ablation profile for correction of ...

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Correction of Presbyopia by Monocular Bi-Aspheric Ablation Profile

234 Aufrufe.  Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Wir engagieren uns für eine refraktive chirurgische Korrektur der Presbyopie und erforschen deren postoperative Sehschärfe und koronale Morphologie, um einen verlässlichen Referenzwert für die klinische Anwendung dieser Technologie zu liefern. Die in dieser Arbeit angewandte Korrekturtechnik hat das Phänomen des unzureichenden Fernsehens und der Schwierigkeiten bei der Anpassung nach multifokaler Korrektur in der Vergangenheit verbessert und ist besser f...

Serie: Autor im Rampenlicht: Fortschritte in der refraktiven chirurgischen Korrektur bei Presbyopie und Erforschung der postoperativen Sehschärfe

The study aims to evaluate visual acuity and objective visual quality before and after the monocular bi-aspheric ablation profile for correction of presbyopia surgery. This prospective self-control study included 20 cases and 38 eyes of patients who underwent monocular bi-aspheric ablation profile correction of myopia with presbyopia at the Eye Hospital of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine from January 2023 to January 2024. These patients were selected for observation, and each patient's preoperative and postoperative uncorrected distance visual acuity (UDVA), uncorrected near visual acuity (UNVA), corrected distance visual acuity (CDVA), spherical aberration (SA) (within 6 mm), horizontal and vertical coma (within 6 mm), and corneal aspheric index (Q-value) (within 6 mm) were evaluated. Statistical data analysis was performed at different time points before and after the operation. There were statistically significant differences in UDVA between dominant and non-dominant eyes before and after surgery (Z = -3.784, p &lt; 0.001; Z = -3.817, p &lt; 0.001). Post-operatively, 90% of the non-dominant eyes achieved UNVA of J1 and above, and 95% of the bilateral eyes achieved UNVA of J1 and above. Significant differences were found in the SA of the dominant eyes, which showed a positive increase (Z= -3.784, p &lt; 0.001); however, compared with the dominant eye, the SA of the non-dominant eye was negatively increased, but the difference was not statistically significant (p = 0.08). There was a significant difference in the vertical coma of the dominant eye before and after the operation, but there was no significant difference in non-dominant eyes. There was no significant difference in the change of binocular horizontal coma before and after the operation. There were significant changes in the Q value of both eyes before and after the operation (Z = -3.923, p &lt; 0.001; Z = -3.51, p &lt; 0.001). After the monocular bi-aspheric ablation profile, the cornea of the non-dominant eye showed a prolate shape, negative SA increased, and the UDVA and UNVA improved after the operation.

This article provides a step-by-step guide to correcting presbyopia with a monocular bi-aspheric ablation profile.

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Corneal Flap Creation and Stromal Ablation in Laser Eye Surgery in Humans

To plan the monocular by aspheric ablation profile, open the Amaris software. Select the anterior segment and corneal aberration analyzer with the aberration-free mode for the dominant eye, to eliminate aberrations and target a refraction of zero. For the non-dominant eye, select the monocular by aspheric ablation profile with an optical zone of 6.2 to 6.7 millimeters.Set the target to 0.89 diopters in the distal zone and introduce an ADD in the central three-millimeter zone. After selecting the patient with a monocular biospheric ablation profile, ask the patient to open their eyes and look upward. Rinse the conjunctiva sac with 0.9%normal saline.Disinfect the skin around the eyelid center, using a disinfectant. Place the patient supine with the head properly aligned. Drop artificial tears into the ocular surface to moisten it.Lay the surgical towel and expose the surgical eye. Stick a transparent dressing frame. Open the eyelid fissure to fully expose the cornea and wipe the cornea with a wet sterile sponge.Use the laser system to create the corneal flap. Attach the negative pressure suction ring to the laser emission window and treatment control panel. Select the flap mode and start the treatment steps according to the program displayed on the screen.Ask the patient to look at the green light. Using the operating microscope and joystick, align the watermark in the center of the contact lens on the negative pressure ring, ensuring it reaches about 80 to 90%Start the negative pressure suction until the cornea completely adheres to the contact surface of the negative pressure ring. Listen for a suction on to indicate the end of negative pressure suction and ready for the next step of preparation.Depress the pedal connected to the laser to start the ablation process, and instruct the patient to focus on the green gaze light. After setting the corneal stromal flap parameter, as mentioned, record the corneal ablation process. Upon completion of the corneal flap production, release the pedal, disengage the negative pressure suction, and remove the suction ring.Next, position the patient supine on an excimer laser surgical bed. Place the surgical towel and stick a transparent dressing frame around the patient's eye. Open the eyelid fissure to fully expose the cornea.After rinsing the corneas with saline, align them using the operating microscope. Separate the corneal flap using a flap separator, starting from the lateral incision near the hinge. Gently continue separating the flap from the stroma in the opposite direction of the pedicle until fully opened, exposing the stroma.Dry the stromal surface moisture using a sterile medical sponge. Use the excimer laser to ablate the corneal stroma. After verifying the patient's information, perform the ablation according to the surgical design.Ask the patient to stare at the gaze light while aligning the eyes with the laser, and center the corneal apex to select for the stromal ablation. After treatment, rinse the stroma with a compound electrolyte intraocular irrigating solution. Reset the corneal flap, apply 0.3%tobramycin and dexamethasone eye drops, and observe the corneal reset under a slit lamp.After correction of presbyopia, significant differences in uncorrected distance visual acuity between the dominant, non-dominant, and both eyes before and after surgery were observed. After surgery, the corneal asperity index of both dominant and non-dominant eyes was positively changed, and the changes were statistically significant. Both binocular spherical aberrations increased after surgery, with a statistically significant increase in spherical aberrations in the dominant eye.