Lentes intraoculares fáquicas de cámara posterioractuación del óptico-optometrista

  1. E. Martínez Plaza 1
  2. Alberto López Miguel 1
  3. Alfredo Holgueras López 1
  4. Miguel J. Maldonado Lopez 1
  1. 1 Instituto de Oftalmobiología Aplicada (IOBA), Universidad de Valladolid (UVa)
Revista:
Gaceta de optometría y óptica oftálmica

ISSN: 2173-9366

Año de publicación: 2019

Número: 548

Tipo: Artículo

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Resumen

Las lentes intraoculares fáquicas de cámara posterior se implantan, principalmente, para compensar ametropías moderadas y elevadas, aunque también están indicadas en pacientes en los que la córnea o la superficie ocular no aconsejan cirugía queratorrefractiva. Las lentes de primera opción en cirugía refractiva aditiva a nivel mundial son las denominadas Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) (STAAR Surgical) debido a su demostrada eficacia, predictibilidad y seguridad. El auge en la implantación de estas lentes hace que el óptico-optometrista requiera de un protocolo de actuación y sea además partícipe tanto en la valoración, como en la adquisición de los parámetros necesarios para el posterior cálculo de la lente idónea para cada paciente. Un examen preoperatorio adecuado y orientado es fundamental para conseguir un resultado exitoso. Asimismo, un examen posoperatorio en el que se evalúen los parámetros apropiados asegura un correcto seguimiento, que deberá extenderse a lo largo de la vida del paciente.

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