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2005, Number 6

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Rev Mex Oftalmol 2005; 79 (6)

Vectorial analysis of astigmatism after lasik: flying spot vs. variable scanning spot.

Guerrero BO, Baca O, Velasco R, Viggiano D, Calvillo ABM
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Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 301-307
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Key words:

Residual astigmatism, induced, Ladar, Visx.

ABSTRACT

Purpose: To compare the incidence, type and grade of induced and residual astigmatism with Lasik, with the flying spot technology and the variable scan spot, in cases of myopic astigmatism and simple myopia. Materials: A comparative, prospective/retrospective study, including 2 groups: Group 1. 120 eyes treated with Visx Star S2 and Group 2. 86 eyes treated with LadarVision. The calculation of the induced and residual astigmatism was made with a vectorial analysis at the first and third month. % cylinder correction, axial deviation and visual outcome were also considered for the analysis. Results: Group 1: The mean residual astigmatism was 0.87 x 177 and 0.55 x 178.8 at the 1st and 3rd month. The mean induced astigmatism was 1.82 x 180 at the 3rd month. Group 2: The mean residual astigmatism was 0.63 x 175.8 and 0.84 x 179.6 at the 1st and 3rd month. The mean induced astigmatism at the 3rd month was 1.39 x 10.5. The final correction of the cylinder was better in the first group. The visual outcome and the axial deviation was similar in both goups. Conclusion: The major grade of induced astigmatism presented occured with the variable scan spot group, wich correlates with its low incidence of residual astigmatism. Finally, the visual outcome was similar in both groups.


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