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Pentacam Breakfast Symposium
How to apply the Holladay Report in
a Cataract and Refractive Clinic
Jack T. Holladay, MD, MSEE, FACSClinical Professor of Ophthalmology
Baylor College of MedicineHouston, Tx WWW.AAO.ORG
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AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
Financial Disclosure I have the following financial interests or relationships to disclose: Abbott Medical Optics: C;
AcuFocus, Inc.: C,O;
Alcon Laboratories, Inc.: C;
ArcScan: C,O;
Carl Zeiss Inc: C;
Elenza: C,O;
Oculus, Inc.: C;
Visiometrics: C,O;
Wavetec: C
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Miscellaneous Settings
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Corneal Thickness Other
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Parameter x y locations& Chord µ
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Normative Data TablesTable 1. Q-value (Front)*
Lower Limit Upper Limit Q-value Q-value Q-value
Min Max Mean -0.23 -- -- ± SD 0.11 -0.12 -0.34 ±2 SD 0.22 -0.01 -0.47 ±3 SD 0.33 +0.10 -0.56
Table 2. Q-value (Back)* Lower Limit Upper Limit Q-value Q-value Q-value Min Max Mean -0.18 -- -- ± SD 0.17 -0.01 -0.35±2 SD 0.34 +0.16 -0.52 ±3 SD 0.51 +0.33 -0.69
Table 3. Pupil Diameter Lower Limit Upper Limit
Pupil
Diameter Pupil
Diameter Pupil
Diameter Min Max Mean 2.86 -- -- ± SD 0.60 2.26 3.46 ±2 SD 1.20 1.66 4.06±3 SD 1.80 1.06 4.66
Table 4. Corneal Diameter (HWTW)
Lower Limit Upper Limit
Corneal
Diameter Corneal
Diameter Corneal
Diameter Min Max Mean 11.77 -- -- ± SD 0.42 11.35 12.19 ±2 SD 0.84 10.93 12.61 ±3 SD 1.26 10.51 13.03
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Normative Data TablesTable 5. Pachymetry Minimum
Lower Limit Upper Limit Pachymetry Pachymetry Pachymetry Min Max Mean 543 -- -- ± SD 33 510 576 ±2 SD 66 477 609 ±3 SD 99 444 642
Table 6. Central Keratometry (Front)* Lower Limit Upper Limit Central K Central K Min Central K Max (diopters) (diopters) (diopters) Mean 43.82 -- -- ± SD 1.51 42.31 45.33 ±2 SD 3.02 40.80 46.84 ±3 SD 4.53 39.29 48.35
Table 7. Maximum Tangential K (Front)*
Lower Limit Upper Limit Central K Central K Min Central K Max (diopters) (diopters) (diopters) Mean 45.55 -- -- ± SD 1.84 43.71 47.40 ±2 SD 3.69 41.87 49.24 ±3 SD 5.53 40.02 51.08
Table 9. Minimum Relative Pachymetry*
Thinnest Lower Limit Pach Thinnest Pach (microns) (microns)
Mean -2.5 -- -SD -2.6 -5.1
-2 SD -5.1 -7.7 -3 SD -7.7 -10.2
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Normative Data TablesTable 10. Front Elevation near Min RP*
Elevation Upper Limit (microns) (microns)
Mean +1.0 -- +SD +2.1 +3.1
+2 SD +4.2 +5.2 +3 SD +6.2 +7.2
Table 11. Maximum Front Elevation* Elevation Upper Limit (microns) (microns)
Mean +1.0 -- +SD +1.3 +4.3
+2 SD +2.6 +5.5 +3 SD +3.8 +6.8
Table 12. Back Elevation near Min RP*
Elevation Upper Limit (microns) (microns)
Mean +6.8 --+SD +4.2 +11.0
+2 SD +8.4 +15.2 +3 SD +12.6 +19.4
Table 13. Maximum Back Elevation* Elevation Upper Limit (microns) (microns)
Mean +8.5 -- +SD +3.3 +11.8
+2 SD +6.5 +15.0 +3 SD +9.8 +18.3
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Normative Data Tables
Table 14. Longitudinal Marginal Spherical Aberration (LMSA) in diopters for typical Apical K‐value and Asphericity Quotient (Q‐value) of anterior cornea assuming surface is an aspheric conic.1
Apical Ant. K‐value Q‐value
‐0.53 (prolate)
Q‐value
‐0.26 (prolate)
Q‐value
0.00 (sphere)
Q‐value
+0.26 (oblate)
36.00 0.00 0.57 1.14 1.74
40.00 0.00 0.78 1.58 2.43
44.00 0.00 1.05 2.13 3.29
48.00 0.00 1.37 2.81 4.37
52.00 0.00 1.76 3.64 5.70
LMSA (D) is determined using corneal stromal index of refraction of 1.376 and a perfect aspheric conic surface
with a Q‐value for a corneal zone diameter of 6 mm.
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Detection of Thinning Disorders
Vertical location of Pachy Min
(0.11 ± 0.08 mm)
Hot spot on Topography Maps
Hot spot on Relative Pachy Map
Hot spot on F & B Elevation Maps
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IOL Power Calculations Pentacam can measure FRONT &
BACK SURFACE POWER
Can Calculate: Equivalent K-Reading (EKR65)
65% Mean, Peak & Average
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EKR65 Reports Keratometry value but adjusts
for Back Surface Power from Normal (Current IOL Formulas)
If corneal front surface is 7.5 mm (45 D), but if back surface -0.3 D > normal:
EKR = 45.0 – 0.3 = 44.7 D
Note: Net Power = 43.3 D
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IOL Calcs – Abnormal Cornea(Use 65% MEAN EKR) Post Refractive Surgery
Post PKP
Keratoconus
Corneal Scar
Any Irregular Astigmatism
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Normal LASIK RK41 to 44 D3 D Range
36 to 41 D5 D Range
32 to 45 D13 D Range
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Post LASIK CALC Kmean = 40.2 D
Used 40.2 D => SEQ = +1.10 D
(+1.00 + 0.25 X 155 = 20/20)
EKR65 = 39.1 D => +0.00 D
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Conclusions EKR – Use EKR65 for all IOL
Calcs
Look @ smaller zones than 4.5 mm if pupil very small
(< 3.0 mm in dim light)
Axial length measurement & 3D Scan in one routine
+ IOL power calculator (sph, toric, post refractive)
+ Scheimpflug Image + Iris image & Keratometry overlay
+ 3D Anterior Chamber Analyzer
+ Pachymetry Map, absolute & relative
+ Elevation & Topography Maps (ant. & post.)
+ 3D Cataract Analyzer & PNS
+ 3D pIOL simulation & aging prediction
+ Belin/Ambrosio Enhanced Ectasia III
+ Holladay Report & EKR Detail Report
+ Tomography & Corneal Optical Density
+ Cataract Pre‐Op‐Display & Corneal Wavefront
+ Indice Report & Help Topic
+ Corneal Ring Display
+ various compare displays
= Pentacam®AXL
100 Scheimpflug images within one scan in less than 2 seconds
Pentacam®AXL; Two Devices in One!
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Optical: Partial Coherence Interferometry
• Laser diode generates infrared light• Mirrors reflect the light into eye• Time for light to travel to retina measured• Light interference methodology used to measure time and
determine axial length
Advantages• No corneal indentation
artifacts• Measurement along the visual
axis
Disadvantage• Difficult to obtain
measurement with dense cataract
Axial length, optical biometry
light source
detector
reference arm
beam splittermirrow
measurement arm
IOL Calculator, documentation IOL Calculator, post‐op refraction