J Cataract Refract Surg. 2020 Dec;46(12):1685. doi: 10.1097/j.jcrs.0000000000000466.
A 47-year-old woman was referred for refractive surgery evaluation. She has no ocular or medical history. Spectacle dependence is her chief concern. She cannot tolerate contact lens. The corrected near and distance visual acuity (CDVA) are 20/20, easily, in both eyes. The manifest refraction is +3.50 in the right eye and +2.75 in the left eye (dominant eye). The intraocular pressure and the results from a slitlamp examination and a fundus retinoscopy are normal. She has no dry eye and no complaints of halos or glare. She works in an office using a computer most of the day.The Scheimpflug device revealed the thinnest point of corneal thickness to be 497 μm in the right eye and 501 μm in the left eye ( and ). Keratometry (K) values were K1 43.20 diopters (D), K2 45.00 D, and Kmax 45.50 D in the right eye and K1 43.40 D, K2 45.00 D, and Kmax 46.00 D in the left eye. Optical coherence tomography revealed thinnest epithelial thickness of 48 μm in the right eye and 49 μm in the left eye. A Zernike analysis showed low values for coma and spherical aberrations.(Figure is included in full-text article.)(Figure is included in full-text article.)The topographic maps, despite the relative scale, revealed a pattern that seems to truncate in the center, in both eyes, but especially in the right eye. Pachymetric progression indices were within normal limits ().(Figure is included in full-text article.)What kind of surgery (if any) would you recommend to this patient? Would you consider laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) with a thin, predictable LASIK flap? And in this case, what are your limits for final, postoperative steep K? How much concern would you have if this patient needed an excimer laser enhancement?Would you offer clear lens extraction (CLE)? And in this case any specific intraocular lens (IOL) model?What data helped you most in making your decision? If you recommend proceeding with surgery, would age have played any significant role in the decision process?
一位 47 岁女性因屈光手术评估而就诊。她没有眼部或内科病史。她主要关注的是配镜依赖。她无法耐受隐形眼镜。双眼矫正近距和远距视力(CDVA)均为 20/20,轻松达到。客观验光显示右眼+3.50D,左眼+2.75D(主导眼)。眼压以及裂隙灯检查和眼底视网膜镜检查结果均正常。她没有干眼症,也没有畏光、眩光等不适。她在办公室工作,每天大部分时间都在使用电脑。Scheimpflug 仪显示右眼最薄角膜厚度为 497μm,左眼为 501μm(右眼和左眼)。角膜曲率计(K)值右眼为 K1 43.20 屈光度(D),K2 45.00D,Kmax 45.50D;左眼为 K1 43.40D,K2 45.00D,Kmax 46.00D。光学相干断层扫描显示右眼最薄上皮厚度为 48μm,左眼为 49μm。Zernike 分析显示彗差和球差较低。(图包含在全文文章中)(图包含在全文文章中)尽管相对比例有所不同,但地形图显示双眼中央似乎出现截断,尤其是右眼。角膜厚度进展指数在正常范围内。(图包含在全文文章中)您会推荐哪种手术(如果有)给这位患者?您是否会考虑 LASIK 手术,采用薄且可预测的 LASIK 瓣?在这种情况下,您对最终术后陡峭 K 的限制是多少?如果患者需要准分子激光增强,您会有多大的顾虑?您是否会推荐白内障超声乳化吸除术(CLE)?如果是这种情况,您会推荐哪种特定的人工晶状体(IOL)模型?在做出决策时,哪些数据对您帮助最大?如果您建议进行手术,年龄在决策过程中是否会起到重要作用?