New Development Of Anterior And Posterior Topographic Characterization Of Corneal Disease
Published 2022 - 40th Congress of the ESCRS
Reference: PO337 | Type: Free paper | DOI: 10.82333/t60j-wc35
Authors: Kenneth J Rosenthal* 1 , Danielle Kramer 1 , Alexandra Scherk 1
1Kenneth J Rosenthal, MD PC,New York,United States
Purpose
This study was deisgned to catalog and characterize topographic features of corneal disease, including, uniquely, characteristic of corneal endothelial topographic features using the Cassini topographic system
Setting
Private clinical ophthalmology practice
Methods
Images were collected, characterized and categorized for a variety of corneal diseases, and their topographic implications were evaluated. This study included, uniquely, diseases involving the relationship between corneal endothelium disease and the posterior corneal topographic properties.
Results
Features of several previously uncataeloged corneal diseases, notably those involving the posterior cornea, and features unique to the Cassini Topographer will be presented.
Conclusions
This diagnostic modality may be useful in diagnosing and evaluating corneal doesease throughout the cornea.