Eyeworld

JUL 2018

EyeWorld is the official news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery.

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We're seeing more and more ocular surface disease; maybe it's because we're fi nally noticing it, but probably because we now have ways to treat it. I do fi nd that the OPD really helps us out. The OPD Mires quickly show you and your technicians corneal distortions that are present. Toby Tyson, MD Tyson Eye, FL The OPD allows you to determine the impact of the ocular surface disease on the visual system, and in turn, gives you points to talk about with the patient. The mires and the measurements are talking points to help gauge not just your decision on what you can offer the patient, but to also create a much more reasonable expectation for the patient. Neda Shamie, MD Maloney Vision Institute, CA There are a few things that I really need in my practice. None of my surgical coordinators, nor I, ever want to perform cataract surgery on anyone without the OPD. It's one of the reasons that we detect OSD. Previously, I didn't notice with the slit lamp how dry their ocular surface was. Larry Patterson, MD Eye Centers of Tennessee The FACO study showed that most cataract surgery patients are asymptomatic for dry eye. At least 50-80% of them have objective signs, which the OPD-Scan III will detect. It's a great way to catch it early, optimize treatment, and avoid that extra chair time post-operatively by using the OPD. TO VIEW THE POWER FORUM III: QUESTION 4 LINK: https://vimeo.com/marcoophthalmic/q4-wavefront-osd-identifi cation A LIVE SYMPOSIUM EVENT DISCUSSING THE PATIENT-BASED BENEFITS DERIVED FROM WAVEFRONT TECHNOLOGY Mitch Jackson, MD Jackson Eye, IL WAVEFRONT DIAGNOSTICS FORUM PART 4: HOW TO DIAGNOSE OSD BEFORE CATARACT SURGERY The nice thing about the OPD-Scan III placido disk rings is it's black and white and easy to understand. If the circles aren't crisp and sharp, there's something wrong. If they're warped and irregular, most people can understand that this is a diseased tear fi lm and therefore treatment is needed. Cynthia Matossian, MD Matossian Eye Associates, NJ 800-874-5274 | marco.com OPD-SCAN III Integrated Wavefront Aberrometer/Corneal Analyzer

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