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David TC Lin, MD, FRCSC Simon Holland, MD, FRCSC, FRCS(Eng), MRCP, FRC Oph

Topographically-guided photo-refractive keratectomy (TG-PRK) for complications of refractive surgery. David TC Lin, MD, FRCSC Simon Holland, MD, FRCSC, FRCS(Eng), MRCP, FRC Oph Pacific Laser Eye Centre UBC Dept of Ophthalmology ASCRS, San Diego 2011 No financial interests.

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David TC Lin, MD, FRCSC Simon Holland, MD, FRCSC, FRCS(Eng), MRCP, FRC Oph

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  1. Topographically-guided photo-refractive keratectomy (TG-PRK) for complications of refractive surgery David TC Lin, MD, FRCSC Simon Holland, MD, FRCSC, FRCS(Eng), MRCP, FRC Oph Pacific Laser Eye Centre UBC Dept of Ophthalmology ASCRS, San Diego 2011 No financial interests

  2. Aim Management of complicated laser refractive surgery challenging Patients often intolerant or reluctant to use specialty contact lenses Surgical options - limited as often unable to capture wavefront analysis if severely aberrated cornea Evaluate topographically guided photo-refractive keratectomy (TG PRK) for symptomatic patients with decentered ablations (DA) and radial keratotomy (RK)

  3. Methods • Custom neutralizing technique (TNT) for aberrated corneas with decentered ablation (DA) zones after laser refractive surgery and radial keratotomy (RK) • Allegretto Wavelight topographically-guided (TG) laser • Retrospective case series, 94 eyes DA and 49 eyes with irregular astigmatism following RK • Previous LASIK or PRK • LASIK Flap lift; PRK Trans-epithelial, • PTK with mitomycin C

  4. Topographical Neutralisation Treatment Method of compensating for induced refraction change by surface regularization Plano TG: i.e. hyperopic effect in increasing optical zone after RK Correction of astigmatism induced by plano TG Correction of sphere induced by 1 and 2 Manifest refraction added = final treatment

  5. Methods : TG PRK for DA , RK Patient evaluation: - symptom score - blurred vision, doubling , glare , haloes, starbursts - pre and post UVA, BSCVA, refraction, topography, change in centration relative to pupil center, predictability, safety

  6. TG PRK for DA 14 months LASIK 3 months post-op UCVA : 20/30 UCVA : 20/20- Pre-op: +0.75-0.50x117 20/20- RX: +0.25 20/20

  7. TG PRK for RK 20 years RK, LASIK 6 months post-op BSCVA: 20/80 UCVA: 20/60- Pre-op: +4.75-3.25x105 Rx: -1.00 20/40

  8. TG PRK for RK 20 years RK, LASIK 6 months post-op UCVA: 20/50 UCVA: 20/200 Pre-op: +1.50-1.75x150 20/25 Rx: -1.75 20/25

  9. TG PRK for RK 20 years RK, LASIK 4 months post-op UCVA: 20/100 UCVA: 20/20 Pre-op:+3.75-1.50x172 20/25 Rx: +0.75 20/20

  10. Summary of Results - Decentered Ablations • UCVA >= 20/40 77% . >= 20/25 65% • 24% gained ≥1 lines, 71% no change, No loss >2 line • Mean centration: from pupil center improved from 0.92mm to 0.30mm (p<0.01) • All had improved astigmatism, 1.25D-6.75D • All symptomatic prior to surgery , 19% still had symptoms following, rated >3 on 4 point scale as moderate/severe

  11. Summary of Results: RK UVA >=20/40 62% >= 20/25 18% Lost and gain >= 2 lines – 7% Symptoms - improved in 72% .

  12. Discussion TG laser treatment for DA more predictable , better UCVA and less loss of lines than when performed for irregular astigmatism after RK Tendency to overcorrect post-RK due to hyperopic effect of TG –expect to regress Persisting diurnal fluctuation Alleviated more severe symptoms in most patients in both groups

  13. Conclusion: TG laser for aberrated corneas after previous refractive surgery Valuable option for highly symptomatic patients with Decenterd Ablations and after RK Refractive predictability is better with neutralization (Custom TNT) but still needs improvement

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