Predicted Spherical Equivalents From Three Biometers in Short, Medium, and Long Eyes

Sam Multack, DO, ABO

Sam Multack, DO, ABO, emphasizes that, along with IOL selection, having accurate preoperative biometry is key to achieving target refraction after surgery. He discusses an investigator-initiated study in which the overall performance of the three tested biometers was similar, suggesting that ARGOS SS-OCT is a great choice for accurate biometry, regardless of the axial length of the patient’s eyes.

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