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Advanced Topographic Analysis J. Bradley Randleman, MD Professor of Ophthalmology, Emory University, Atlanta GA Director, Cornea & Refractive Surgery Section, Emory Eye Center Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Refractive Surgery www.emoryvision.com [email protected] No Financial Disclosures William J. Dupps, MD, PhD Staff, Ophthalmology, Biomedical Engineering & Transplant, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Associate Editor, Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery [email protected] Marcony R. Santhiago, MD, PhD Department of Ophthalmology at University of Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Associate Editor, Journal of Refractive Surgery [email protected]

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Page 1: Advanced Topographic Analysis

Advanced Topographic Analysis

• J. Bradley Randleman, MD

• Professor of Ophthalmology, Emory University, Atlanta GA

• Director, Cornea & Refractive Surgery Section, Emory Eye Center

• Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Refractive Surgery

• www.emoryvision.com

[email protected] No Financial Disclosures

• William J. Dupps, MD, PhD

• Staff, Ophthalmology, Biomedical Engineering & Transplant, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH

• Associate Editor, Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery

[email protected]

• Marcony R. Santhiago, MD, PhD

• Department of Ophthalmology at University of Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

• Associate Editor, Journal of Refractive Surgery

[email protected]

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J Refract Surg 2013:230-232

HOW ARE ECTATIC CHANGES FIRST DETECTIBLE?

Anterior corneal curvature?

Posterior corneal surface?

Corneal thickness? Central Regional/relational

Epithelial mapping?

Biomechanics measurement?

Placido/Scheimpflug

OCT/Artemis

Orbscan/Scheimpflug

Orb/OCT/Scheimpflug

ORA/Corvis

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WHAT ARE WE USING?

http://www.aao.org/isrs/resources/Courtesy of Richard Duffey, M.D. Image courtesy of Renato Ambrosio, MD, PhD

HOW WOULD YOU EVALUATE THIS TOPOGRAPHY?

AVAILABLE IMAGING DEVICES

PLACIDO TOPOGRAPHY (NIDEK OPD)

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SCANNING SLIT BEAM (ORBSCAN)

SCHEIMPFLUG IMAGING (PENTACAM)

SCHEIMPFLUG IMAGING (PENTACAM)

SCHEIMPFLUG IMAGING (PENTACAM)

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SCHEIMPFLUG IMAGING (PENTACAM)

DUAL SCHEIMPFLUG IMAGING (GALIALEI)

SPECTRAL DOMAIN OCT (OPTUVUE)

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SPECTRAL DOMAIN OCT (OPTUVUE)

OCULAR RESPONSE ANALYZER (REICHERT)

TOPOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

Placido Analysis

• Reflect a series of concentric circles off the cornea

• Measure the slope of the cornea and compute the curvature

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PHOTOKERATOSCOPE Videokeratography

Placido Imaging1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10

a b

round oval superior steep(SS) inferior steep(IS) irregular

symmetric bowtie(SB) SB/SRAX* asymmetric bowtie(AB)/IS AB/SS AB/SRAX*

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Rabinowitz YS,Yang H,Elashoff Videokeratography database of Normal Human Corneas. British Journal of Ophthalmology. 1996:80:610-616.

Slide courtesy of Yaron Rabinowitz, M.D.

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Important Concepts in Placido Analysis

• Identify color step scale

• Evaluate quality of scan

• Diameter of scan

• Centration

• Artifactual data loss

• Identify pattern

COLOR STEPS

ANTERIOR CURVATURE

Normal Symmetric bowtie Asymmetric bowtie

Focally SteepSkewed Axis FFKC

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PREOPERATIVE TOPOGRAPHIC PATTERNS

• 1) Normal/Symmetrical

• 2) Suspicious

• Asymmetric (mild)

• Focal Steep/Skewed axis (high)

• 3) Abnormal

• Keratoconus (“early” “suspect” “FFKC”)

• Pellucid marginal Corneal Degeneration

Asymmetry

Suspicious PatternsAgainst-the-RuleSuperior SteepVertical steep

BETWEEN EYE ASYMMETRY Against-the-Rule

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Against-the-Rule Superior Steep

Horizontally Steep Horizontally Steep

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KEY POINT!

• Do not “normalize” a topographic pattern by considering other patient information

• Review topography as a stand-alone entity and then include other data in your overall evaluation

SUMMARY

• Topographic analysis is critical for keratorefractive and lenticular surgery

• Certain screening parameters well established, others in evolution

• Accurate interpretation requires close scrutiny of images

• Always evaluate topographic pattern as stand-alone entity first, then incorporate other clinical information

• Ectatic corneal disorders are bilateral