ESCRS - FP06.01 - ANTERIOR SEGMENT IMAGING WITH INTRAOCULAR LENS (ASPI) FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND TRIAGING IN CATARACT SCREENING CAMP

ANTERIOR SEGMENT IMAGING WITH INTRAOCULAR LENS (ASPI) FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND TRIAGING IN CATARACT SCREENING CAMP

Published 2025 - 29th ESCRS Winter Meeting

Reference: FP06.01 | Type: Free Paper | DOI: 10.82333/1zc5-0g15

Authors: Aiman AHMED Khan* 1 , Tasneem Neemuchwala 2

1The Eye Foundation,Coimbatore,India, 2Cornea,The Eye Foundation,Coimbatore,India

Purpose

To assess ASPI in early diagnosis and triaging of camp patients based on pre operative findings 

Setting

Hospital based comparative study on cataract screening camp patients brought to a tertiary eye care hospital between January on 2023 to January of 2024

Methods

Our do it yourself device, ASPI was used with aid of a smartphone to screen a total of 1322 cataract camp patients. Anterior segment videos were taken by ASPI at the camp site and findings were documented. Subsequently the patients were examined on slit lamp at a tertiary hospital. Pre operative findings of grade of cataract, psuedoexfoliation, pupil size, phacodonesis, subluxation, corneal opacities were documented and patients were categorized into two sections. Grade 1 having simple cataracts and grade 2 patients with challenging cataracts. The documented findings with ASPI and slit lamp were compared

Results

Diagnosis and triaging of cataract patients based on preoperative findings was similar between ASPI and slit lamp examination and was statistically significant

Conclusion

ASPI can be considered as a screening tool for early diagnosis and triaging of patients of cataract camp screening in a high volume set up