Klinika oczna · 2000
[Procedure for keratoconus detection according to the Rabinowitz-Rasheed method--personal experience].
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Wygledowska-Promieńska D, Zawojska I
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PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to investigate sensitivity of KISA% index to compare with Klyce-Maeda and Smolek-Klyce methods in detection of early or suspected keratoconus by using AutoTopographer TMS-3 (Tomey).
MATERIAL AND METHODS: At the First Department and Clinique of Ophthalmology, Silesian Medical School in Katowice, 69 eyes underwent ophthalmological examinations in patients, who did not wear contact lenses at least for 6 weeks before examination. The procedure was performed with the TMS-3 AutoTopographer (Tomey). During the study we investigated index definitions included in Keratoconus Screening Program.
RESULTS: The examination showed the false negative results in 29% patients with early or suspected keratoconus. Using KISA% index we detected false negative results in 5.8% patients with early or suspected keratoconus.
CONCLUSION: To sum up, we can say that the KISA% index is highly sensitive and specific for diagnosing keratoconus, more useful than Klyce-Maeda and Smolek-Klyce methods. This method can be used by users of all types of videokeratoscopes.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: At the First Department and Clinique of Ophthalmology, Silesian Medical School in Katowice, 69 eyes underwent ophthalmological examinations in patients, who did not wear contact lenses at least for 6 weeks before examination. The procedure was performed with the TMS-3 AutoTopographer (Tomey). During the study we investigated index definitions included in Keratoconus Screening Program.
RESULTS: The examination showed the false negative results in 29% patients with early or suspected keratoconus. Using KISA% index we detected false negative results in 5.8% patients with early or suspected keratoconus.
CONCLUSION: To sum up, we can say that the KISA% index is highly sensitive and specific for diagnosing keratoconus, more useful than Klyce-Maeda and Smolek-Klyce methods. This method can be used by users of all types of videokeratoscopes.