Aspheric Optical Zones in hyperopia with the SCHWIND AMARIS

Treatment Strategies and Clinical Outcomes of Aspheric Surgery for Astigmatism Using the SCHWIND Amaris Platform

Static cyclotorsion measurements using the Schwind Amaris laser.

PURPOSE To assess the reliability and reproducibility of static cyclotorsion correction (SCC) measurements made using the Schwind Amaris Excimer laser in patients undergoing LASIK or PRK, and compare the outcomes of treating astigmatism with and without SCC. METHODS Eighty eyes of 40 patients were included in this study. All eyes underwent 2 or 3 sets of five measurements: before and after sp...

Hyperopia and hyperopic astigmatism correction with the SCHWIND ESIRIS: 1-year results

surgery has opened up the possibility to change the corneal curvature to compensate for refractive errors of the eye. In the case of small spot hyperopic laser in situ keratomileusis (H–LASIK), excimer laser systems produce a steepness of the cornea by ablating mainly at the periphery of the cornea. Hyperopic laser in situ keratomileusis (H-LASIK) treatments induce aberrations1. Other studies2,...

Six-month clinical outcomes in LASIK for high myopia with aspheric «aberration neutral» ablations using the AMARIS laser system

Laser corneal refractive surgery is based on the use of a laser (typically an excimer one) to change the corneal curvature to compensate for refractive errors of the eye1. It has become the most successful technique, mainly due to the submicron precision and the high repeatability of the ablation of the cornea accompanied by minimal side effects. One of the most significant side-effects in myop...

Bi-aspheric ablation profile for presbyopic hyperopic corneal treatments using AMARIS with PresbyMAX module: Multicentric Study in Spain

This article describes corneal bi-aspheric ablation profiles to treat presbyopia in hyperopic patients. The ablation profile is the PresbyMAX module of the CAM software. The outcomes presented here are for a series of consecutive presbyopic patients treated with LASIK between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010 at 4 sites in Spain. All treatments were performed as bilateral simultaneous LASIK...