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1. Anatomy and Topography Devices www.medsalesacademy.co.uk www.medsalesacademy.co.uk Welcome to Anatomy & Topography Devices Emma Deighan Trainer in Ophthalmology for 20 Years Please ask questions! Email


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  • 1. Anatomy and Topography

Devices

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Welcome to Anatomy & Topography Devices

Emma Deighan

Trainer in Ophthalmology for 20 Years

Please ask questions!

Email emma@medsalesacademy.co.uk

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Today we will learn

Anatomy - Anterior Segment

Pathology - Keratoconus, scars, PMD, Dry Eye

History of Topography

Placido

Statistics and Indices scales

Scanning Slit, Scheimpflug

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Anatomy

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Cornea

๏ Epithelium

  • Protects eye from outside
  • Regenerates every 7 days

๏ Bowman’s Membrane

  • Strong boundary layer
  • Prevents objects penetrating stroma

๏ Stroma

  • Main body of cornea
  • Gives transparent properties to cornea

๏ Decemet’s Membrane

  • Basement membrane for endothelium

๏ Endothelium

  • Controls water flow in and out of cornea

Epithelial cells Bowman’s Membrane Stroma Decemet’s Membrane Endothelium

½ mm

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Dua’s Layer

๏ Posterior-most 10 - 20 μm of the stroma ๏ provides a plane of cleavage in DALK.1, 2

1. Dua HS, Faraj LA, Said DG, Gray T, Lowe J. Human corneal anatomy redefined: a novel pre Descemet's layer (Dua's layer). Ophthalmology 2013; 120: 1778–1785. [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 2. Dua HS, Mastropasqua L, Faraj L, Nubile M, Elalfy MS, Lanzini M et al. Big bubble deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty: the collagen layer in the wall of the big bubble is. unique. Acta Ophthalmol 2015; 93: 427–430. [PubMed] [Google Scholar]

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Cornea Dimensions

๏ Dimensions

  • Width ( White to White) 11.5-12.5mm
  • Depth (Central Corneal Thickness) 550 microns
  • Curvature (K readings) 43-46 D

๏ Associated Structures

  • Limbus
  • Connection between the Sclera (White of the Eye) and

the Cornea

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Anterior Chamber

๏ Made up of

  • Aqueous, Iris, Pupil

๏ About 2.75mm deep (3.25 if measured including the

cornea)

๏ Aqueous flows to maintain eye pressure (IOP)

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Anterior Chamber Dimensions

๏ ACDepi - from Anterior Surface of Cornea

to lens Ave 3.25

๏ ACDendo - From Posterior Surface

cornea to Lens Ave 2.75

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Pathology

๏ Keratoconus ๏ Scarring ๏ Graft ๏ Fuchs Dystrophy ๏ Dry eye

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Corneal Curvature

K readings

K1 & K2

Only measured at specific point

Today we will look at corneal curvature over the whole surface

Front and Back!!

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Topography

First described by Christopher Schiener in 1619

Discovered reflecting images in a marble gave an idea of their shape

Theodore Scheimpflug expanded on an idea from an Englishman to develop the Scheimpflug principle to photograph mountains

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Topographer vs Topographer

๏ Topography - Reflected Image eg Placido ๏ Tomography - Slice images built into 3 D image eg

Schiempflug

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Placido

๏ Measures anterior surface only ๏ Reflected Image in tear film ๏ Assumes centre of pupil in the

same place as fixation

๏ Assumes curvature there is

zero

๏ Watch out for big noses

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Placido

๏ However

  • Good for astigmatism and axis
  • Measuring curvature in different

points

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Placido

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Indices

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Pentacam Indices

IHD Index of Height Decentration Value of decantation of anterior surface height data in vertical meridian KI/ CKI Keratoconus Index ISV Index of surface variance Variance in curvature from mean anterior corneal curvature IVA Index of Vertical Asymmetry Anterior Corneal vertical curvature compared to upper and lower areas IHA Index of Height Asymmetry Anterior Surface height compared upper and lower area

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Scheimpflug vs Placido

Pentacam Topographer

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What is Scheimpflug

๏ Camera used to image the anterior

segment

  • It is based on the Scheimpflug

principle

  • Allows a cross sectional view of

the structures

  • Various reports and analysis are

linked to the sw

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Scheimpflug

  • Scheimpflug allows greater depth of focus
  • Uses camera in different plane to object
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Why is it good for the eye?

Cross Section of Anterior Chamber and Lens

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Edge Detection

  • Anterior surface of Cornea to posterior

surface of Lens

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3-D

๏ 3D model computed using

ray tracing

๏ Eyetracker corrects small

saccadic movements

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4 Maps Refractive

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Today we have learnt

Anatomy - Anterior Segment

Pathology - Keratoconus, scars, PMD, Dry Eye

History of Topography

Placido

Statistics and Indices scales

Scanning Slit, Scheimpflug

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Thank you!

We will email you some questions.

Please send your questions and comments to emma@medsalesacademy.co.uk

We look forward to seeing you on the next course Interpreting Basic Reports