The Impact of Implantation of Intraocular Lenses with Negative Spherical Aberration on Contrast Sensitivity
Authors:
M. Ilavská 1; Z. Ilavská 2
Authors place of work:
Očné oddelenie NsP Sv. Lukáša a. s., Galanta, primár MUDr. M. Ilavská
1; Ekonomická Univerzita v Bratislave, Fakulta hospodárskej informatiky, Katedra štatistiky, vedúca katedry doc. Ing. E. Sodomová, Ph. D.
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Published in the journal:
Čes. a slov. Oftal., 66, 2010, No. 1, p. 15-20
Summary
Aim:
The aim of study was to compare contrast sensitivity (CS) and central visual acuity (CVA) after implantation intraocular lenses (IOL) with negative spherical abberation and spherical IOL at the different light conditions.
Material and methods:
14 patients (28 eyes) were evaluated in the prospective study during period 12/2008 – 01/2009. They have implanted in one eye spherical IOL ( acrylic or PMMA) in past. The hydrophobic IOL Tecnis 1 with negative spherical abberation was implanted to the second eye. The phacoemulsification was done and the IOL was implanted by injector. CVA and CS were evaluated and compared between two eyes at the same patient at the exactly measured light conditions one month after surgery. The digital Multimeter P5025 was used for measurement of light conditions in testing room. The examination of CS was done on Topcon C 100, methods of stimulation with frequency lines and Landolt circles with different contrast. Patients have been evaluated about quality of vision by Visual functioning test VF-14.
Results:
The best corrected CVA was same at the different light conditions on both eye at the same patient. 12 patients have CVA 1.0, and 2 patients have CVA 0.8. Contrast sensitivity was better at the eyes with IOL with negative spherical abberation at the different light condition. The regres statistic analysis was used for statistic evaluation of results, program Statgraphic Plus. The difference between CS tested with lines was significantly better at the eyes with IOL with negative spherical aberration for p < 0.05. Coefficient of correlation r was 0.9835 for photopic conditions, 0.9969 for mesopic and 0.984 for scotopic conditions. Difference at the CS was statistically significant at the examination with Landolt circles too, for p < 0.05. Coefficient of correlation r was 1.00 at the photopic conditions, 0.7385 at mesopic and 0.5415 at scotopic conditions. All the patients indicated improved of vision. VF-14 index was increased.
Conclusion:
We can refer better contrast sensitivity at the different light conditions at eyes with IOL with negative spherical aberration Tecnis1, based on the results of group of 14 patients.
Key words:
intraocular lenses with negative spherical aberration, contrast sensitivity, Visual functioning test –VF-14
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OphthalmologyČlánok vyšiel v časopise
Czech and Slovak Ophthalmology
2010 Číslo 1
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