ANTERIOR SEGMENT PHOTOGRAPHY WITH INTRAOCULAR LENS (ASPI) OF 20D VS GOLD STANDARD OF SLIT LAMP PHOTOGRAPHY TO DIAGNOSE PSUEDOEXFOLIATION (PXF) IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING CATARACT SURGERY
Published 2025 - 29th ESCRS Winter Meeting
Reference: PO004 | Type: Free Paper | DOI: 10.82333/w7dc-fb44
Authors: Aiman AHMED Khan* 1 , Tasneem Neemuchwala 2
1The Eye Foundation,Coimbatore,India, 2Cornea,The Eye Foundation,Coimbatore,India
Purpose
To compare anterior segment photography with intraocular lens (ASPI) of 20D vs gold standard of slit lamp photography to diagnose psuedoexfoliation (Pxf) in patients undergoing cataract surgery
Setting
Hospital based comparative study in a tertiary eye care hospital between March 2023 to February of 2024
Methods
1352 Patients attending the OPD of a tertiary eye care centre were screened, 213 patients diagnosed with Pxf during slit lamp examination were selected. After informed consent, dilated and undilated images of anterior segment were taken with ASPI and slitlamp photography by the same examiner. The images obtained were randomized and transferred to an Ipad and an independent examiner was asked to diagnose and grade image quality of each image
Results
Image quality and diagnosis of Pxf was comparable between the two photographic devices and was statistically significant
Conclusion
ASPI is non-inferior to slitlamp imaging system for diagnosis of pseudoexfoliation and can be used as a screeing tool for psuedoexfoliation in camp and primary health care setting