10 Screening for refractive surgery
10.7 Borderline case of keratoconus
This 4 Maps Selectable display
(Figure 65)
shows a low-grade paracentral island (maximal
elevation in island + 8 μm) in the anterior elevation map and a diffuse oval island on the posterior
surface (maximal elevation in island + 16 μm). The anterior values are within the normal range,
while the posterior numbers are just outside the normal range. The pachymetry map is normal,
revealing a thick cornea (thinnest region 608 μm) with a normal pachymetry distribution. The
completely normal pachymetry map suggests that the borderline elevation changes are probably
acceptable.
DIAGNOSIS - borderline cornea map of keratoconus
Figure 65: 4 Maps Selectable showing a borderline case of keratoconus
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