Theoretical analysis of wavefront aberration from treatment decentration with oblique incidence after conventional laser refractive surgery.

Theoretical analysis of wavefront aberration from treatment decentration with oblique incidence after conventional laser refractive surgery.
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10.1364/oe.18.022418
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2010-10
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3.8
通讯作者:
Fang Lihua;He Xingdao;Chen Fengying
Fang Lihua;He Xingdao;Chen Fengying
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
Fang Lihua;He Xingdao;Chen Fengying

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Analysis of induced wavefront aberration after refractive surgery is important in the design of vision correction and the development of visual correction technology. Based on a mathematical model of the anterior corneal surface, the influence of treatment decentration on induced wavefront aberrations was studied by considering oblique incidence. The results revealed that significant coma was induced from the treatment translation, and it was nearly proportional to the translation or corrected refraction of vision correction. The induced aberrations from the lateral translation correlated with the angle formed by the position vector and the astigmatism axis of myopia astigmatism correction. The induced spherical aberration did not relate to a lateral translation of the center of the pupil, but was determined only by the corrected refraction. Additionally, no significant higher-order aberrations were induced from eye cyclotorsion for pure myopia or myopia astigmatism correction. Oblique incidence played an important role in the impact of treatment decentration on the induced aberrations in refractive surgery. The induced coma without considering the oblique incidence was obviously larger than that with it. In order to achieve the best postoperative visual performance, the effect of oblique incidence in refractive surgery should be taken into account, and treatment decentration should be minimized by all means, particularly for high myopia.