Anterior Segment Treatment Mode for Laser Peripheral Iridotomy
The intuitive anterior segment mode for Laser Peripheral Iridotomy (LPI) for Navilas® 577s supports the therapy of narrow-angle glaucoma and thus can contribute to the reduction of intraocular pressure.
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Laser Peripheral Iridotomy – how it works
Laser Peripheral Iridotomy – how it works
The Navilas® 577s software 3.5 and higher enables the user to intuitively switch from retina treatment mode to the new anterior segment treatment mode which as a first step supports Laser Peripheral Iridotomy (LPI).
This software is designed for combination therapy with a standard iridotomy ('Abraham') lens with 0.63x laser spot magnification.
LPI allows the physician to prepare the iris with the Navilas® 577 nm yellow laser. After the initial treatment with Navilas®, the physician can complete the iridotomy treatment with less complication (bleeding) using a separate YAG laser. This combination therapy is a common procedure.
Clinical Case Iridotomy
Baseline
Female middle-aged patient presented with narrow angle glaucoma.
Treatment with Navilas® in two stages
- First stage: Stretch the iris with 4 single spots using 200mW, 200ms and 200µm
- Second stage: Remove iris stroma using 1000mW, 20ms and 50µm
Outcome
The YAG laser was used to complete the treatment. Due to combination therapy, hemorrhages could be prevented.
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