Vertex distance variability of the Vision-S™ 700 refractors in normal population

ABSTRACT Objective: To study vertex-optical distance variation and estimate its impact on manifest refraction. Methods: Prospective study in a private clinic using the Vision-S™ 700 with five forehead positions. Forehead on the third position showed the closest vertex-optical distance of 12mm. Resul...

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Veröffentlicht in:Revista Brasileira de Oftalmologia 2024, Vol.83
Hauptverfasser: Costa, Alexandre, Guedes, Jaime, Mora-Paez, Denisse J., Faneli, Adriano Cypriano, Amaral, Dillan Cunha, Guedes, Ana Lia, Barros, Lorena Santos, Brazuna, Rodrigo, Neto, Wilians, Ambrósio, Renato
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Zusammenfassung:ABSTRACT Objective: To study vertex-optical distance variation and estimate its impact on manifest refraction. Methods: Prospective study in a private clinic using the Vision-S™ 700 with five forehead positions. Forehead on the third position showed the closest vertex-optical distance of 12mm. Results: Analysis of 52 eyes from 26 patients revealed mean differences in vertex-optical distance of 12.25mm (right eye) and 11.75mm (left eye). A 2mm change in vertex-optical distance resulted in a 0.05D change for a 5D spherical equivalent and 0.20D for a 10D equivalent. Conclusion: Vertex-optical distance varies among patients and is influenced by forehead adjustment. These variations impact refraction accuracy and treatment evaluation. Adjusting the forehead to the third position on the Vision-S™ 700 is recommended.
ISSN:0034-7280
1982-8551
DOI:10.37039/1982.8551.20240036