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1. [Wavefront-guided and wavefront-optimised LASEK--comparison of clinical results]

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C Winkler, von Mohrenfels, R, Khoramnia, J, Salgado, M M, Maier, and C, Lohmann

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Adult, Male, Young Adult, Corneal Wavefront Aberration, Postoperative Complications, Keratectomy, Subepithelial, Laser-Assisted, Visual Acuity, Humans, Female, Middle Aged, Refraction, Ocular, Follow-Up Studies
Abstract

The aim of this study was to compare refractive outcomes and wavefront results in eyes undergoing wavefront-optimised and wavefront-guided LASEK.In this contralateral eye study wavefront-guided LASEK and wavefront-optimised LASEK have been carried out on 30 eyes each. Preoperatively, 1 month, 3 months and 6 months after surgery a full ophthalmological examination was carried out. Preoperatively and 6 months postoperatively additional wavefront measurement have been carried out on all patients.The mean preoperative refraction in the wavefront-guided group was -4.41 D (SD 1.38 D) and in the wavefront-optimised group -4.62 D (SD 1.86 D). The postoperative refraction was very good in both groups (wavefront-guided -0.06 D, SD 0.18 D; wavefront-optimised -0.03 D, SD 0.21 D). In both groups RMS of higher orders were increased slightly (wavefront-guided from 0.26 to 0.31 microm, wavefront-optimised from 0.27 to 0.32 microm) and also spherical aberrations increased slightly (wavefront-guided from 0.18 to 0.23 microm, wavefront-optimised from 0.16 to 0.21 microm).The refractive results with the Concept System 500 in patients with preoperatively low amounts of higher order aberrations after wavefront-guided and wavefront-optimised LASEK are comparable. As good wavefront measurements need a lot of experience and take a lot of time, there is no advantage of wavefront-guided ablation in patients with low preoperative aberrations.

Published
2009

2. [Introduction of an enzyme method for determining pyrophosphate in urine--a comparative study between patients with calculi and normal probands]

Author

C, Genester, J, Salgado, R, Coll, A, Conte, and F, Grases

Subjects
Diphosphates, Kidney Calculi, Calcium Oxalate, Spectrophotometry, Humans, Magnesium Compounds, Magnesium, Calcium Pyrophosphate
Abstract

Interest aroused towards pyrophosphate as a possible inhibitor in calcium oxalate and phosphate lithiasis. A procedure for the quantitative determination of pyrophosphate in urine suitable for use in clinical laboratories is described. The reproducibility of the method was assessed by within-run and between-run reproducibility studies and the accuracy of the method was obtained by determining the amount of pyrophosphate recovered in urine samples. The present study compares the pyrophosphate excretion and concentration between a control group and a calcium oxalate stone former group.

Published
1989

3. [Wavefront-guided and wavefront-optimised LASEK--comparison of clinical results].

Author

von Mohrenfels CW, Khoramnia R, Salgado J, Maier MM, and Lohmann C

Subjects
Adult, Corneal Wavefront Aberration diagnosis, Female, Follow-Up Studies, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Postoperative Complications diagnosis, Visual Acuity, Young Adult, Corneal Wavefront Aberration surgery, Keratectomy, Subepithelial, Laser-Assisted methods, Postoperative Complications etiology, Refraction, Ocular
Abstract

Purpose: The aim of this study was to compare refractive outcomes and wavefront results in eyes undergoing wavefront-optimised and wavefront-guided LASEK., Methods: In this contralateral eye study wavefront-guided LASEK and wavefront-optimised LASEK have been carried out on 30 eyes each. Preoperatively, 1 month, 3 months and 6 months after surgery a full ophthalmological examination was carried out. Preoperatively and 6 months postoperatively additional wavefront measurement have been carried out on all patients., Results: The mean preoperative refraction in the wavefront-guided group was -4.41 D (SD 1.38 D) and in the wavefront-optimised group -4.62 D (SD 1.86 D). The postoperative refraction was very good in both groups (wavefront-guided -0.06 D, SD 0.18 D; wavefront-optimised -0.03 D, SD 0.21 D). In both groups RMS of higher orders were increased slightly (wavefront-guided from 0.26 to 0.31 microm, wavefront-optimised from 0.27 to 0.32 microm) and also spherical aberrations increased slightly (wavefront-guided from 0.18 to 0.23 microm, wavefront-optimised from 0.16 to 0.21 microm)., Conclusions: The refractive results with the Concept System 500 in patients with preoperatively low amounts of higher order aberrations after wavefront-guided and wavefront-optimised LASEK are comparable. As good wavefront measurements need a lot of experience and take a lot of time, there is no advantage of wavefront-guided ablation in patients with low preoperative aberrations., (Georg Thieme Verlag KG Stuttgart.New York.)

Published
2009
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4. [Introduction of an enzyme method for determining pyrophosphate in urine--a comparative study between patients with calculi and normal probands].

Author

Genester C, Salgado J, Coll R, Conte A, and Grases F

Subjects
Calcium Oxalate urine, Calcium Pyrophosphate urine, Humans, Magnesium urine, Spectrophotometry, Diphosphates urine, Kidney Calculi urine, Magnesium Compounds
Abstract

Interest aroused towards pyrophosphate as a possible inhibitor in calcium oxalate and phosphate lithiasis. A procedure for the quantitative determination of pyrophosphate in urine suitable for use in clinical laboratories is described. The reproducibility of the method was assessed by within-run and between-run reproducibility studies and the accuracy of the method was obtained by determining the amount of pyrophosphate recovered in urine samples. The present study compares the pyrophosphate excretion and concentration between a control group and a calcium oxalate stone former group.

Published
1989

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