Pre-Operative Biometry (M) Flashcards
What takes an electrical charge and turns it into a digital output to determine aberrations?
CCD sensor
What is the imaging device that has a tilted image and object plane to get objects in focus at the same time? 1. What is the advantage of this? 2
- Scheimpflug
2. Gives maximum depth of focus and minimal image distortion for an obliquely tilted object
Does diffraction increase or decrease with a decreased in pupil size?
increase
What type of spherical aberrations come into focus just before the retina?
(+) spherical aberrations
What types of aberrations are associated with high sphere?
spherical aberrations
Do aberrations increase or decrease with a decreased in pupil size?
decrease
What are the five measurements taken by a Pentacam?
- Pachymetry
- Topography
- Corneal Curvature (Ant/Post)
- Astigmatism Determination
- Scheimpflug Imaging of Lens
How many diopters change is associated with a 1mm axial length change?
3D
What type of spherical aberrations come into focus just behind the retina?
(-) spherical aberrations
What is a procedure to analyze an ocular response?
corneal hysteresis (normal corneas have higher values)
What types of aberrations are associated with keratoconus or pellucids?
coma
What are some of the available aberrometers?
- visx
- iProfiler
- Allegro
How does the measurement from a contact A-scan differ from a non-contact?
0.2 to 0.3mm shorter because of corneal compression