Name: Axial Length Acquisition of 2 Swept-Source Optical Biometers in Eyes With Dense Cataracts
Uploaded: 2025-04-14T02:34:22+00:00
Description: Paz Orts-Vila, MD, PhD, describes that dense cataracts can be challenging and emphasizes the importance of axial length when calculating IOP power in cataract surgery. She discusses results of a comparative study between two swept-source OCT devices, where results suggest both the Argos swept-source OCT biometer (Alcon) and Eyestar 900 (Haag-Streit) can penetrate dense cataracts with ease.

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Axial Length Acquisition of 2 Swept-Source Optical Biometers in Eyes With Dense Cataracts

Paz Orts-Vila, MD, PhD

Paz Orts-Vila, MD, PhD, describes that dense cataracts can be challenging and emphasizes the importance of axial length when calculating IOP power in cataract surgery. She discusses results of a comparative study between two swept-source OCT devices, where results suggest both the Argos swept-source OCT biometer (Alcon) and Eyestar 900 (Haag-Streit) can penetrate dense cataracts with ease.

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Axial Length Acquisition of 2 Swept-Source Optical Biometers in Eyes With Dense Cataracts

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