oc-sag · 3/19/18 3 study instrument eyes ave oc-sag h 15mm±sd range u waterloo1 oct n=40 3740 sd...
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BEYOND BASE CURVE& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTING
Eef van der Worp optometrist PhD FAAO FIACLE FBCLA FSLSwww.clspectrum.com/nov2017
‘2017 the year of the “attack on the integrity of the contact lens
prescription.” Jason Nichols
“ Currently, we are trying to find eyes that best conform to our limited arsenal of soft lenses
available “
“ The goal is to turn that around; to measure the eye in detail and to find or design the best
possible lens shape for that eye “
BEYOND BASE CURVE
BEYOND BASE CURVE
Many factors related to drop-outs and comfort we have no say and no control over as ECPs.
What we do have control over is the lens fit.
X-RAYSOFT LENS FITTING
OC-SAG
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OC-SAG5.7%
Greg DeNaeyer OD, Don Sanders MD PhD , Eef van der Worp OD PhD, Jason Jedlicka OD, Langis Michaud OD, Sheila Morrison OD
28.6%
40.7%
26%
CLASSIFICATION
HANSMADER
Tsag-NsagCentration
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Larger lens, better centration…?
Line of SightDistance Optic
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Near Optic
MultifocalsMyopia Control
Wavefront Correction
Centration
MATTHEWLAMPA–PACIFICU
OC-SAG
Consequently, keratometry can be considered an oversimplified predictor of soft lens fit, and previous studies
have shown that there is no strong correlation between keratometry readings and the best-fitting soft contact lens.
Modeling of the principal factors of lensfit with corneoscleral measurements showed that central keratometry was a poor predictor of contact lens fit. The addition of videokeratoscopy data did not improve the
prediction in this study; however, incorporation of corneoscleral topography from the OCT data strengthened
the predictive power of the model.
BEYOND BASE CURVE& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTING
X-RAYSOFT LENS FITTING
“ Both base curve and diameter are surrogate
measures for lens sag … increasing sag reduces
movement and consequently improves comfort
within the limits of acceptable fitting.”
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Study Instrument Eyes Ave OC-SAG H 15mm±SD
Range
U Waterloo1 OCT n=40 3740 SD ± 190 3140 - 4040 (900)Pacific U 2 OCT n=55 3735 SD ± 186 3290 - 4170 (880)Visioncare Research3 OCT n=50 3740 SD ± 160 3230 - 4100 (870)Ritzman Master Thesis4
OCT n=39 3740 SD ± 210 -
Groenhof5 ESP n=86 3755 SD ± 207 3290 - 4280 (990)Stortelder6 ESP n=214 3650 SD ± 200 3010 - 4210 (1200)Harkness Master Thesis7
OCT n=52 3728 SD ± 188 3390 - 4180 (790)
ESP n=52 3680 SD ± 203 3280 - 4140 (860)Medmont* n=52 3732 SD ± 159 3426 - 4073 (647)
U of Montreal8 ESP n=14 3630 SD ± 205 3490 - 4060 (570)Medmont* n=14 3741 SD ± 95 3560 - 3911 (351)
Study Instrument Eyes Ave OC-SAG H 15mm±SD
Range
U Waterloo1 OCT n=40 3740 SD ± 190 3140 - 4040 (900)Pacific U 2 OCT n=55 3735 SD ± 186 3290 - 4170 (880)Visioncare Research3 OCT n=50 3740 SD ± 160 3230 - 4100 (870)Ritzman Master Thesis4
OCT n=39 3740 SD ± 210 -
Groenhof5 ESP n=86 3755 SD ± 207 3290 - 4280 (990)Stortelder6 ESP n=214 3650 SD ± 200 3010 - 4210 (1200)Harkness Master Thesis7
OCT n=52 3728 SD ± 188 3390 - 4180 (790)
ESP n=52 3680 SD ± 203 3280 - 4140 (860)Medmont* n=52 3732 SD ± 159 3426 - 4073 (647)
U of Montreal8 ESP n=14 3630 SD ± 205 3490 - 4060 (570)Medmont* n=14 3741 SD ± 95 3560 - 3911 (351)
OC-SAG15 MM CHORD
HORIZONTAL
OC-SAG 15mm H
= 3750 micron Δ=+/- 900μ
ESP - GROENHOF STUDY (N=86): 3755 SD +/- 207
range 3290 to 4280 micron
15 MM CHORDHORIZONTAL
OCT -WATERLOO UNIVERSITY (N=40):3740 SD +/-200
range 3140 – 4040 micron
OCT - PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (N=55): 3735 SD +/-186
range 3290 to 4170 micron
OCT - VISIONCARE RESEARCH (N=50):3740 SD +/-160
range 3290 to 4100 micron
Δ= +/- 990 μ
OC-SAG
Δ= +/- 900 μOC-SAG 15mm H
= 3750 micron
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OC-SAG Frequency
n= 214
Hor SAG
15mm chord
Reinier Stortelder
X-RAYSOFT LENS FITTING
OC-SAG
OC-SAG range = 900 mircon > CL-SAG range = ?Workbench Tools
CL-SAG
CL-SAG
Optocraft
Van der Worp, Mertz - Contact Lens & Ant Eye 2015 – Volume 38
CL-SAG
Current SH monthly or 2-wk disposable lenses:1. 330 micron
Air Optix8.6/14.2
Biofinity8.6/14.0
Oasys8.4/14.0
Oasys8.8/14.0
Purevision8.3/14.0
Purevision8.6/14.0
Air OptixToric
8.7/14.5
BiofinityToric
8.7/14.5
OasysToric
8.6/14.5
PurevisionToric
8.7/14.0
Air Optix 8.6 14.2 -45 51 -225 87 -170 155 187 275 -184Biofinity 8.6
14.0 45 96 -180 132 -125 200 232 320 -139Oasys 8.414.0 -51 -96 -276 36 -221 104 136 224 -235
Oasys 8.814.0 225 180 276 311 55 380 411 499 41
Purevision 8.314.0 87 -132 -36 -311 -256 69 100 188 -270
Purevision 8.614.0 170 125 221 -55 256 325 356 444 -14
Air Optix Toric 8.714.5 -155 -200 -104 -380 -69 -325 32 120 -339
Biofinity Toric 8.714.5 -187 -232 -136 -411 -100 -356 -32 88 -370
Oasys Toric8.614.5 -275 -320 -224 -499 -188 -444 -120 -88 -458
Purevision Toric8.714.0 184 139 235 -41 270 14 339 370 458
CL-SAG
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Air Optix8.6/14.2
Biofinity8.6/14.0
Oasys8.4/14.0
Oasys8.8/14.0
Purevision8.3/14.0
Purevision8.6/14.0
Air OptixToric
8.7/14.5
BiofinityToric
8.7/14.5
OasysToric
8.6/14.5
PurevisionToric
8.7/14.0
Air Optix 8.6 14.2 -45 51 -225 87 -170 155 187 275 -184Biofinity 8.6
14.0 45 96 -180 132 -125 200 232 320 -139Oasys 8.4
14.0 -51 -96 -276 36 -221 104 136 224 -235Oasys 8.814.0 225 180 276 311 55 380 411 499 41
Purevision 8.314.0 87 -132 -36 -311 -256 69 100 188 -270
Purevision 8.614.0 170 125 221 -55 256 325 356 444 -14
Air Optix Toric 8.714.5 -155 -200 -104 -380 -69 -325 32 120 -339
Biofinity Toric 8.714.5 -187 -232 -136 -411 -100 -356 -32 88 -370
Oasys Toric8.614.5 -275 -320 -224 -499 -188 -444 -120 -88 -458
Purevision Toric8.714.0 184 139 235 -41 270 14 339 370 458
CL-SAGAir Optix8.6/14.2
Biofinity8.6/14.0
Oasys8.4/14.0
Oasys8.8/14.0
Purevision8.3/14.0
Purevision8.6/14.0
Air OptixToric
8.7/14.5
BiofinityToric
8.7/14.5
OasysToric
8.6/14.5
PurevisionToric
8.7/14.0Air Optix 8.6
14.2 -45 51 -225 87 -170 155 187 275 -184Biofinity 8.6
14.0 45 96 -180 132 -125 200 232 320 -139Oasys 8.4
14.0 -51 -96 -276 36 -221 104 136 224 -235Oasys 8.814.0 225 180 276 311 55 380 411 499 41
Purevision 8.314.0 87 -132 -36 -311 -256 69 100 188 -270
Purevision 8.614.0 170 125 221 -55 256 325 356 444 -14
Air Optix Toric8.714.5 -155 -200 -104 -380 -69 -325 32 120 -339
Biofinity Toric8.714.5 -187 -232 -136 -411 -100 -356 -32 88 -370
Oasys Toric8.614.5 -275 -320 -224 -499 -188 -444 -120 -88 -458
PurevisionToric 8.7
14.0 184 139 235 -41 270 14 339 370 458
Air Optix8.6/14.2
Biofinity8.6/14.0
Oasys8.4/14.0
Oasys8.8/14.0
Purevision8.3/14.0
Purevision8.6/14.0
Air OptixToric
8.7/14.5
BiofinityToric
8.7/14.5
OasysToric
8.6/14.5
PurevisionToric
8.7/14.0Air Optix 8.6
14.2 -45 51 -225 87 -170 155 187 275 -184Biofinity 8.6
14.0 45 96 -180 132 -125 200 232 320 -139Oasys 8.4
14.0 -51 -96 -276 36 -221 104 136 224 -235Oasys 8.8
14.0 225 180 276 311 55 380 411 499 41Purevision 8.3
14.0 87 -132 -36 -311 -256 69 100 188 -270
Purevision 8.614.0 170 125 221 -55 256 325 356 444 -14
Air Optix Toric8.714.5 -155 -200 -104 -380 -69 -325 32 120 -339
Biofinity Toric 8.714.5 -187 -232 -136 -411 -100 -356 -32 88 -370
Oasys Toric8.614.5 -275 -320 -224 -499 -188 -444 -120 -88 -458
Purevision Toric8.714.0 184 139 235 -41 270 14 339 370 458
CL-SAG
CL-SAGmeets
OC-SAG
BEYOND BASE CURVESOFT LENS FITTING OC-SAG 3613μ
CL-SAG: 3529
Height 8.10
OC-SAG 3613μ
CL-SAG=OC-SAG + …
CL-SAG: 3529
OC-SAG 3667μ
CL-SAG: 3858+ 200μ (from OC-SAG)
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CL-SAG: 4091
OC-SAG 3667μ
+ 400μ (from OC-SAG)
CL-SAG=OC-SAG + …
OC-SAG vs CL-SAG
Graeme YoungOptometry & Vision ScienceJuly 2014 - Volume 91
This mathematical model shows that ‘lens edge strain’ in a normal eye, with a typical (8.6 - 14.2mm) lens this could be as much as 2.7% strain - but for the same lens on a cornea and/or ocular surface that is flat this would result in a tight
fit showing 8.5% strain.
This mathematical model shows that ‘lens edge strain’ in a normal eye, with a typical (8.6 - 14.2mm) lens this could be as much as 2.7% strain - but for the same lens on a cornea and/or ocular surface that is flat this would result in a tight
fit showing 8.5% strain.
‘edge strain’
Δ = 131 micron
GROENHOF STUDY (N=78)
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OC-SAG Frequency
n= 214
Hor SAG
15mm chord
If RGP: CL-SAG = OC-SAG
Reinier Stortelder
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OC-SAG FrequencyIf RGP: CL-SAG = OC-SAGIf RGP: CL-SAG = OC-SAGOnly 34% (!) would fit
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OC-SAG Frequency
68-78% would fit
“25% falls
outside range”Family vs Specialty
Lowest CL-SAG (3701) – 250 = 3450 micronHighest CL-SAG (4034) – 100 = 3934 micron OC-SAG vs CL-SAG
Graeme Young Optometry & Vision Science July 2014 - Volume 91
‘edge strain’
• 3% edge strain: 14mm on the finger > 14.4 mm on-eye• In theory: change in on-eye BCR from 8.4 to 8.8:
on-eye diameter DECREASES - add 0.2mm
MECHANISM?
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The End
Multifocals
Myopia Control
Wavefront Correction
‘The difference in sagittal height between the CL-
SAG and the OC-SAG (delta-SAG) on average was
131 microns in a clinical setting’
MECHANISM?
Multifocals
Myopia Control
Wavefront Correction
‘The difference in sagittal height between the CL-
SAG and the OC-SAG (delta-SAG) on average was
131 microns in a clinical setting’
Relevance…?
BEYOND BASE CURVE& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTING
Matthew Lampa & Mark André 2011www.softspecialedition.com
Out-of-standard lenses.
Stock (standard)lenses.
Custom-made lenses.
How can we improve soft lens fitting ?BEYOND BASE CURVE
& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTING
Stock lenses
Stock lenses. Basically ‘off the rack’ designs, these lenses have a fixed shape for which the eye care practitioner basically tries to find an eye that fits the given lenses that we have. The more variety there is in stock lenses, the better is the chance to find a lens that best matches a given cornea. These lenses would probably best ‘serve’ the normal, standard eye – or top of the bell-curve of average eyes.
1 Classification
Matthew Lampa & Mark André 2011www.softspecialedition.com
1. Diameter cornea (HVID)
2. Eccentricity
3. Central curves
Glo
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2. EccentricityEef van der Worp optometrist PhD FAAO FIACLE FBCLA FSLS
BEYOND BASE CURVE& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTING
Out-of-standardlenses
Out-of-standard lenses. Have a fixed geometry (or maybe a number of geometries, but they are still standard lens designs), but have a parameter range that falls outside that of the standard stock lens range. Examples are higher spherical or cylindrical powers, large or small diameters, etc. They may have to be manufactured individually (lathe-cut), but their design choice is still somewhat limited.
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Matthew Lampa & Mark André 2011www.softspecialedition.com
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BEYOND BASE CURVE& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTINGSAG calculator
www.softspecialedition.com/world_wide_vision_xiv
BEYOND BASE CURVE& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTING
Out-of-standardlenses
Use corneal diameter as a leading parameter
rather than central keratometry values and/or
peripheral corneal angles based on topography
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DIAMETER VS SAG
BC VS SAG
r=0.81
r=0.32
Global Contact 2-2016
BEYOND BASE CURVE& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTING
Custom-made lenses
Custom-made lenses. Are made truly individually, and specifically for each particular eye. There are no limits to shape, power, design, etc. Practitioners may have these lenses made in a silicone hydrogel material if desired, to benefit from the latest technology in material development. A true ‘taylor fit’, to accommodate the shapes and patterns that may be available on the ocular surface.
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Matthew Lampa & Mark André 2011www.softspecialedition.com
BEYOND BASE CURVE& THE ART OF SOFT LENS FITTING
Custom-made lenses
3 How we can do better (short term): FIT
CB R E X I T
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The End
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTING
THE LEARNING CURVEELEVATING SOFT LENS FITTING