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PO-CLR-04<br />

Therapeutic Use <strong>of</strong> Fluorosilicon Hydrogel Contact Lenses “<br />

Summary <strong>of</strong> Indication and Results <strong>of</strong> Over 10 Years Experience<br />

Ambroziak Anna M. (1) , Szaflik Jerzy (1) , Korwin Magdalena (1) , Szaflik Jacek<br />

P. (1)<br />

1. Department <strong>of</strong> Ophthalmology Medical University <strong>of</strong> Warsaw<br />

The paper presents practical and clinical aspects <strong>of</strong> therapeutic use <strong>of</strong> SiHy<br />

contact lenses.<br />

Material and<br />

Methods: To evaluate the siHy contact lens as a continuous wear bandage in<br />

selected clinical cases. Prospective, open, non-randomized clinical study was<br />

conducted. Charts <strong>of</strong> 3398 patients who were fitted with contact lenses for<br />

therapeutic indications (3434 eyes) were analyzed; 2143 women, 1291 men;<br />

aged 27-86. The studies took place from 01.10.2000 to 30.04.2011. Four lens<br />

types manufactured from siHy materials were selected and used for therapeutic<br />

purposes: -lotrafilcon A (Focus Night&Day/ Air Optix Night&Day, Dk:175x10-<br />

11(cm2/s(ml02/(ml x mmHg); CIBA Vision by Novartis Company) – 3349 lenses<br />

were analyzed, study opened 01.10.2000; -comfilcon (Bi<strong>of</strong>inity, Dk:128x10-<br />

11(cm2/s(ml02/(ml x mmHg);CooperVision) – 26 eyes, study opened<br />

20.08.2010; -asm<strong>of</strong>ilcon A (Menicon PremiO, Dk:129x10-11(cm2/s(ml02/(ml<br />

x mmHg); Menicon Co) – 38 lenses, study opened 28.02.2011; -sen<strong>of</strong>ilcon<br />

A (Acuvue Oasys Dk:103x10-11(cm2/s(ml02/(ml x mmHg); Johnson&Johnson<br />

Vision Care) 30 eyes, study was performed from 02.02.2006 to 20.06.2006.<br />

Conclusion: SilHy therapeutic contact lenses were assessed positively by us<br />

and our patients and we recommend it as a first choice therapeutic lens in most<br />

cases <strong>of</strong> today ophthalmological practice.<br />

Conclusion: SilHy therapeutic contact lenses were assessed positively by us<br />

and our patients and we recommend it as a first choice therapeutic lens in most<br />

cases <strong>of</strong> today ophthalmological practice.<br />

PO-CLR-05<br />

Is Accommodation Insufficiency a Result <strong>of</strong> Long Term Near Work?<br />

Zawar Swati (1) , Symfawala Fatema (2)<br />

1. Medical Director,Tulsi Eye Hospital<br />

2. Senior Optometrist<br />

Objective: Screening in tailors to diagnose ocular problems related with near<br />

work for a long time.<br />

Method: 100 tailors in the age group <strong>of</strong> 25-50years <strong>of</strong> age are screened for a<br />

routine eye check-up. Comprehensive eye check-up is performed for all<br />

patients. Out <strong>of</strong> hundred 36 were female and 64were males. Tailors working<br />

for more than two years were taken in to consideration. Working hours for<br />

each <strong>of</strong> them were approximately 8 hrs. Patients who showed signs <strong>of</strong> ocular<br />

fatigability or early presbyopic changes were further evaluated for orthoptics.<br />

Results: Out <strong>of</strong> 100, twenty-one patients were having myopic astigmatism,<br />

thirty-nine patients presbyopic changes were not in commensuration with age.<br />

Twenty-one patients were normal. Fifteen patients were referred for orthoptic<br />

evaluation. Two patients were having cataract and two were having retinal<br />

problem.<br />

Conclusion: 1) Long term near work gives rise to accommodation insufficiency<br />

and myopic astigmatism. 2) Problems were less in females.<br />

<strong>WOC</strong><strong>2012</strong> Abstract Book<br />

PO-CLR-06<br />

Application <strong>of</strong> Progressive S<strong>of</strong>t Contact Lenses at Civilian Aircraft<br />

Pilots<br />

Randjelovic Danijela (1) , Misic-Lazarevic Jelena (2) , Golijanin-Zaklan Tatjana (1) ,<br />

Medjedovic Svetlana (1)<br />

1. Military Medical Academy<br />

2. Military Medical Centre Karaburma<br />

Purpose: 17 civilian aircraft pilots, aged between 45 - 55 years, have been<br />

included on our pilot program. All pilots are from commercial transport: 10<br />

captains and 7 co-pilots. Pilots who participated in our program are facultative<br />

and latent hypermetrop.<br />

Methods: Progressive s<strong>of</strong>t lenses Focus - Ciba, have been ordinated according<br />

to given scheme, by minimum <strong>of</strong> correction.<br />

Results: Visual equity <strong>of</strong> all examines is cc 1.0. All examinees achieved<br />

correction <strong>of</strong> sight in close, keenness <strong>of</strong> sight Jager II. For civilian aircraft pilot<br />

it›s necessary irreproachable function sense <strong>of</strong> sight, so use <strong>of</strong> progressive<br />

contact lenses was proved to be ideal solution for prezbiopy in this pr<strong>of</strong>ession,<br />

because visual equity was maximum for all distances.<br />

Conclusion: Latitude <strong>of</strong> sight scope - kinetic perimetry on Goldman instrument<br />

- maximum for all izoptere. Wearing <strong>of</strong> progressive contact lenses doesn›t have<br />

any influence on adaptation in darkness. (Research was done on Goldman<br />

- Wecker›s instrument). Adaptability is satisfying. Not one <strong>of</strong> examinees has<br />

given up wearing <strong>of</strong> prescribed correction lenses.<br />

PO-CLR-07<br />

The Management <strong>of</strong> Mixed Residual Astigmatism with Bi Toric Rigid<br />

Gas Permeable Contact Lens<br />

(1, 2)<br />

Salameh Amer<br />

1. Fellow Of American Academy Of Optometry<br />

2. Member <strong>of</strong> Contact Lens Society Of America<br />

Purpose: To evaluate the importance <strong>of</strong> Bi Toric Rigid Gas Permeable Contact<br />

Lens with Mixed Residual Astigmatism cases II.<br />

Method: A 20 years old complaining from reduced vision both eyes at all<br />

distance. The patient was diagnosed to have mixed residual astigmatism. In this<br />

case we need to correct the corneal astigmatism and the lenticular astigmatism<br />

in same time. His uncorrected visual acuity was 20/400+ at distance (right eye)<br />

and 20/400 at distance (left eye). Best corrected visual acuity was 20/70 (right<br />

eye) and 20/70 (left eye) with manifest refraction ¯7.00/¯5.50 x 176 (right eye)<br />

and ¯6.00/¯6.00 x 147 (left eye) III.<br />

Results: The patient was tested with trial Bitoric R.G.P. the vision improve up to<br />

20/30+ (right eye), 20/25+ (left eye).<br />

Conclusion: The BI TORIC Rigid Gas Permeable contact lenses still is the best<br />

solution to improve the vision for Mixed Residual Astigmatism cases.<br />

PO-CLR-08<br />

The Management <strong>of</strong> Post Traumatic Irregular Corneal Astigmatism,<br />

Aphaki and Iridodialysis by Contact Lens<br />

(1, 2)<br />

Salameh Amer<br />

1. Fellow Of American Academy Of Optometry<br />

2. Member <strong>of</strong> Contact Lens Society Of America<br />

Purpose: To evaluate the piggyback technique with post traumatic irregular<br />

corneal astigmatism, aphaki and iridodialysis by contact lens II.<br />

Method: 25 years old complaining <strong>of</strong> reduced vision (left eye). The patient eye<br />

examination shows old trauma leaded to rupture globe His uncorrected visual<br />

acuity was 20/20 at distance and near (right eye) and C.F 1 m at distance<br />

(left eye). Best corrected visual acuity was C.F 3 m, with manifest refraction<br />

+14.00/5.50 x 160 (left eye).The patient was diagnosed WITH left eye rupture<br />

globe status <strong>of</strong> aphakia and irregular corneal astigmatism III.<br />

Results: The patient was tested with piggy back technique, which means I will<br />

fit the patient with s<strong>of</strong>t color contact lens, and then I will fit him with aphakic<br />

rigid gas permeable lens over the s<strong>of</strong>t one. -The vision improve to 20/40(left<br />

eye) corrected with contact lens (with piggyback technique).<br />

Conclusion: Traumatic Aphakia and Iridodialysis can cause both drop in visual<br />

acuity and hetrochemia, we usually use the piggy bank technique in<br />

keratoconus patient, but sometimes we need to be ready for any recent cases<br />

‹such as the above case›.<br />

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