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OPTOSYSTEMS KERASCAN SOFTWARE
€1,000.00
Developed by Optosystems, Kerascan is designed to measure customized correction of irregular corneal surface defects based on data obtained from corneal topography machine Tomey TMS-5, while preserving the natural corneal asphericity. Files generated by Kerascan are subsequently used on ophthalmosurgical system Microscan Visum. In topo-guided customized correction, the capabilities of the flying spot technology of scanning system Microscan Visum are fully used.
Kerascan imports data from corneal topography machine Tomey TMS-5, visualizes, diagnoses, computes correction of refractive disorders in severe corneal irregularities. These refractive disorders could be: small optical zone, decentered ablation, strongly elongated or flattened cornea, irregular astigmatism induced by Lasik, PRK, radial keratotomy, conductive keratoplasty, cataract surgery and deep lamellar keratoplasty. High-order aberration correction on the corneal surface is computed based on corneal wavefront data.
Additional input of clinical eye refraction data allows for simultaneous correction of the sphere and cylinder. In computation of low-order aberration correction, aspheric (abberationally neutral) ablation profile is used.
A feature of topogram operations is centering along the visual axis, rather than bythe center of the pupil. Topography-guided ablation has an advantage when it comes to surgeries in normal eyes, in the case of hyperopia and high astigmatism, when you need to correctly center ablation based on the kappa angle.
As a result, during customized operation, a symmetrical surface with a wide optical area that is independent of pupil size is created – with the best approximation to the natural corneal asphericity.
Customized corneal correction that is based on corneal topography data is called topography-guided excimer laser refractive eye correction.
The following are the important features of a topo-guided ablation using the KeraScan program:
- Aberration balance is preserved,
- No prismatic effect when calculating the ablation map
- Accurate exclusion of corneal astigmatism and its replacement with clinical refraction
- Preoperative values of the asphericity Q factor are preserved
- Target change of factor Q, including for creation of multifocal aspherisity for presbyopia patients
- Pre-operative identification of visual axis offset from the center of the pupil (Kappa angle)
- Pre-operative compensation of torsional eye rotation
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