Trapezoidal relaxing incision for post keratoplasty astigmatism.
W A Maxwell, Nordan Lt
Abstract
W A Maxwell, Nordan Lt
Abstract
Eleven patients with high astigmatism after penetrating keratoplasty underwent a new form of relaxing keratotomy, the trapezoidal relaxing keratotomy, originally described by Ruiz. The average preoperative astigmatism was 7.89 diopters (range 4.25 to 12.50 diopters) with an average reduction in cylinder of 5.00 diopters (range 0-9.5 diopters). No complications were experienced.
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Eleven patients with high astigmatism after penetrating keratoplasty underwent a new form of relaxing keratotomy, the trapezoidal relaxing keratotomy, originally described by Ruiz. The average preoperative astigmatism was 7.89 diopters (range 4.25 to 12.50 diopters) with an average reduction in cylinder of 5.00 diopters (range 0-9.5 diopters). No complications were experienced.
Key concepts: Dioptre, Astigmatism, Medicine, Ophthalmology, Eye disease, Refractive error, Surgery, Visual acuity