Very clear. Nobody had explain me before the correction of astigmatism the way you explain it in this video. I finally understand it. Thank you a lot for this video and all the serie about topography and keratoconus. Allah bless you.
Dear doctor , In the example in K calculation (min 23.40) +1 -3 x 90 --> we have 3 diopters of astigmatism here .. But pre op sim k2- k1 = 1 D And post op k1 becomes steeper than k2, I cant understand the conflict ? Wouldnt this flip the axis ? And in the video of concepts in refractive surgery part 2 at min (12:10) you have discussed the K reading calculation in mixed astigmatism in an another method that yields a different result .. so i am a bit confused as to how the 2 methods work. I wish you can clarify the difference, Thank you in advance
dr sinjab , your videos are incredible ... and thank you so much for your great efforts. i had a question here : if we have a patient with the following refraction : +3/-1 x 180 , how we can calculate his k readings?? thanks in advance .
Very clear. Nobody had explain me before the correction of astigmatism the way you explain it in this video. I finally understand it.
Thank you a lot for this video and all the serie about topography and keratoconus.
Allah bless you.
Very concise and packed with knowledge. Thanks Prof
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very lucid explaination...eagerly waiting for many more videos to come ...
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Very nice and clear explaining , thank you!
Thank you doctor
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Perfect. Thank you very much !!!!!
Very well explained Sir!!
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Very nicely explained video!
Thanks for your effort
doctors are bledi bitches who want more money so destroying patients Eyes and life . Shame on Bledi morons.
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great videos
Please how we choose the optical zone diameter depend on what 6 6.5 7 Thank you
Dear doctor ,
In the example in K calculation (min 23.40)
+1 -3 x 90 --> we have 3 diopters of astigmatism here ..
But pre op sim k2- k1 = 1 D
And post op k1 becomes steeper than k2,
I cant understand the conflict ? Wouldnt this flip the axis ?
And in the video of concepts in refractive surgery part 2 at min (12:10) you have discussed the K reading calculation in mixed astigmatism in an another method that yields a different result .. so i am a bit confused as to how the 2 methods work.
I wish you can clarify the difference,
Thank you in advance
Beautiful mind
dr sinjab , your videos are incredible ... and thank you so much for your great efforts.
i had a question here : if we have a patient with the following refraction : +3/-1 x 180 , how we can calculate his k readings??
thanks in advance .
Apply -1 on K max then apply +3 on the resultant K
Please how can this help us , can not we directly look for the topography