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The Combined Utilization of Epithelial Thickness Mapping and Tomography in Keratorefractive Surgery Screening: One Imaging Modality is Not Sufficient

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Pages 1457-1463 | Received 03 Feb 2023, Accepted 30 Mar 2023, Published online: 24 May 2023

Figures & data

Figure 1 OCT pachymetry and ETM demonstrating normal epithelial thickness OD but marked thinning centrally (red arrow) and thickening peripherally (black arrows) OS in a “doughnut” pattern consistent with KC.

Notes: and present a keratorefractive surgery candidate with frank KC as observed by concordant abnormal findings on both ETM and Tomography.
Figure 1 OCT pachymetry and ETM demonstrating normal epithelial thickness OD but marked thinning centrally (red arrow) and thickening peripherally (black arrows) OS in a “doughnut” pattern consistent with KC.

Figure 2 (A) Pentacam enhanced ectasia display maps demonstrating significant central thinning OU. (B) Pentacam refractive maps.

Notes: and present a keratorefractive surgery candidate with frank KC as observed by concordant abnormal findings on both ETM and Tomography.
Figure 2 (A) Pentacam enhanced ectasia display maps demonstrating significant central thinning OU. (B) Pentacam refractive maps.

Figure 3 OCT pachymetry and ETM demonstrating normal epithelial thickness OU.

Notes: and present a keratorefractive surgery candidate with suspected KC as observed by discordant findings on ETM and Tomography.
Figure 3 OCT pachymetry and ETM demonstrating normal epithelial thickness OU.

Figure 4 (A) Pentacam enhanced ectasia display maps suggestive of central thinning. (B) Pentacam refractive maps.

Notes: and present a keratorefractive surgery candidate with suspected KC as observed by discordant findings on ETM and Tomography.
Figure 4 (A) Pentacam enhanced ectasia display maps suggestive of central thinning. (B) Pentacam refractive maps.