A SCAN BIOMETRY
ULTRASOUND BIOMETRY
Applanation biometry
Immersion biometry
ULTRASOUND BIOMETRY
Measure Axial length , AC depth ,Lens thickness
Measure axial length from anterior corneal surface to ILM
PRINCIPLE
INSTRUMENTATION
MEASUREMENTS
GATES
They measure the speed of sound when sound waves
travels from each of media of the eye thus each section of
the eye is measured at its correct velocity so as to get
correct axial length of the eye
GAIN
 Gain increase for dense cataract
 Decrease for artefacts near retinal echoes –silicon oil and
pseudophakis
SPIKE HEIGHT
IMMERSION BIOMETRY
DIFFRENCE B/W CONTACT AND
IMMERSION TECHNIQUE
 Probe directly to cornea
 Easier possible error due to indentation
 Possible infection
Small scleral shell (ossining shell /prager shell )
Probe separated from cornea coupling fluid
Reduces indentation error
Time consuming
Possible infection
LIMITATION
 Erroneously short measure ment -
 Indentation
 Too high gain
 Misalingened probe
 R/D and macular thickning
 Erroneously long measurement –
 Air bubble in fluid bath
 Rapid sound
 Posterior staphyloma
 Thick lens
 Consequense of error-
 1.0mm -2.5 D
 Longer than 30 mm -1mm error -1.75D
 Shorter than 22 mm -1mm error -3.75D
GOOD BIOMETRY
DRAWBACKS
 Measures anatomical axial length not optical axial length
 Measure up to ILM
 Very short and very long eye
 Posterior staphyloma
 Need experience operator
 Pseudophakia and silicon filled eye
OPTICAL BIOMETRY
 Advantages –
 Accuracy in measurement
 More no of parameters
 Less technician based
 Essential to predict effective lens positioning
 Non contact
 Can measure both AL and k reading
 Integrated iol formulae
 Disadvantages –
 Expensive
 Not suitable for dense cataract –solved with new ss-oct based optical biometry
 Patient needs atleast 6/60 vision for fixation
 Not suitable for the patients with nystagmus ,tremors and lid abnormalities
TECHNOLOGIES
 Optical low cohorence reflectomerty
. Lens star -900
Partial cohorence interferometry
IOL master 500
Swept source OCT
IOL master 700
Lens star 900
Based on optical low cohorence reflectomerty
Uses superillumincent diaode(820nm)
9 parameter
IOL master 500
 Based on partial cohorence interferometry
 Uses diode laser of 780 nm
uses dual beam produces interference signal produced by reflected light from
anterior surface of cornea and another beam from RPE
1. These signals analyse by photodetector to calculate the distance between these
two surfaces
2. Parameter that can be measured are (AL , keratometry, ACD ,White to White
distance pupil size, Lens thickness)
IOL MASTER 700
Uses 1060 nm wavelength
More accurate measurements
Better penetration
Faster scan speed
Measure from ant. cornea to RPE
Examiner bias eliminated
Advantages –provide continuous b scan and full length oct
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    ULTRASOUND BIOMETRY Measure Axiallength , AC depth ,Lens thickness Measure axial length from anterior corneal surface to ILM
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    They measure thespeed of sound when sound waves travels from each of media of the eye thus each section of the eye is measured at its correct velocity so as to get correct axial length of the eye
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     Gain increasefor dense cataract  Decrease for artefacts near retinal echoes –silicon oil and pseudophakis
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    DIFFRENCE B/W CONTACTAND IMMERSION TECHNIQUE  Probe directly to cornea  Easier possible error due to indentation  Possible infection Small scleral shell (ossining shell /prager shell ) Probe separated from cornea coupling fluid Reduces indentation error Time consuming Possible infection
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    LIMITATION  Erroneously shortmeasure ment -  Indentation  Too high gain  Misalingened probe  R/D and macular thickning
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     Erroneously longmeasurement –  Air bubble in fluid bath  Rapid sound  Posterior staphyloma  Thick lens  Consequense of error-  1.0mm -2.5 D  Longer than 30 mm -1mm error -1.75D  Shorter than 22 mm -1mm error -3.75D
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    DRAWBACKS  Measures anatomicalaxial length not optical axial length  Measure up to ILM  Very short and very long eye  Posterior staphyloma  Need experience operator  Pseudophakia and silicon filled eye
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    OPTICAL BIOMETRY  Advantages–  Accuracy in measurement  More no of parameters  Less technician based  Essential to predict effective lens positioning  Non contact  Can measure both AL and k reading  Integrated iol formulae
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     Disadvantages – Expensive  Not suitable for dense cataract –solved with new ss-oct based optical biometry  Patient needs atleast 6/60 vision for fixation  Not suitable for the patients with nystagmus ,tremors and lid abnormalities
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    TECHNOLOGIES  Optical lowcohorence reflectomerty . Lens star -900 Partial cohorence interferometry IOL master 500 Swept source OCT IOL master 700
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    Lens star 900 Basedon optical low cohorence reflectomerty Uses superillumincent diaode(820nm) 9 parameter
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    IOL master 500 Based on partial cohorence interferometry  Uses diode laser of 780 nm uses dual beam produces interference signal produced by reflected light from anterior surface of cornea and another beam from RPE 1. These signals analyse by photodetector to calculate the distance between these two surfaces 2. Parameter that can be measured are (AL , keratometry, ACD ,White to White distance pupil size, Lens thickness)
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    IOL MASTER 700 Uses1060 nm wavelength More accurate measurements Better penetration Faster scan speed Measure from ant. cornea to RPE Examiner bias eliminated Advantages –provide continuous b scan and full length oct