La kératopigmentation annulaire (ou PresbyRing®) dans la prise en charge de la presbytie : étude expérimentale de faisabilité post-mortem chez l’animal

Ferrari, F; Letsch, J.; Morin, Luc; Guignier, Armelle; Marcellin, Luc; Bourcier, Tristan

doi:10.1016/j.jfo.2013.01.004

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“…We carefully developed our novel surgical technique (referred to as Neoris®) and piloted its feasibility in an animal study [ 12 ]. Also, a special spatula that can be used for the preparation of the corneal tunnel and the insertion of the pigment was designed and developed [ 11 ].…”

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The Safety and Effectiveness of a Novel Annular Keratopigmentation Method: A Case Report

Ferrari¹,

Haselen²

2018

Case Rep Ophthalmol

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Background: We investigated the safety and effectiveness of a novel aesthetic femtosecond-assisted annular keratopigmentation technique. Case Report: A 21-year-old female patient in good general and ophthalmological health with the wish to change the colour of her eyes was treated with a femtosecond-assisted annular keratopigmentation technique. Pigment was inserted in a channel in the cornea (external diameter 9.3 mm; internal diameter 5.5 mm) created with a femtosecond laser at a depth of 225 μm. Eight months post-operatively, there were no signs of leakage, diffusion, inflammation or any other detrimental effects on the cornea both objectively and subjectively. Conclusion: This procedure is a promising safe and effective option for those who want annular keratopigmentation for aesthetic reasons.

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The Safety and Effectiveness of a Novel Annular Keratopigmentation Method: A Case Report

Ferrari¹,

Haselen²

2018

Case Rep Ophthalmol

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“…5 Ferrari afterwards described the technique of corneal tattooing in an attempt to mimic the design of some intracorneal inlays for presbyopic torrection. 17 Aesthetic indications are growing enormously. Ferrari described the FAK technique and used it for the first time in normal eyes for purely aesthetic reasons.…”

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“…5 Ferrari afterwards described the technique of corneal tattooing in an attempt to mimic the design of some intracorneal inlays for presbyopic torrection. 17…”

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Femtosecond assisted keratopigmentation (FAK) with a 5-millimeter diameter aperture does not affect ocular examination

Alafaleq

Garrido²,

Ferrari³

2023

European Journal of Ophthalmology

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Aim to assess the feasibility of performing a screening of ocular pathologies after Femtosecond laser Assisted Keratopigmentation (FAK) procedure in normal eyes with the aid of multimodal imaging technologies. Design A Retrospective cohort study. Participants Thirty consecutive international patients (60 eyes) who underwent FAK for purely aesthetic reasons were chosen for this study. Methods Data from medical records of 30 consecutive patients were retrieved after performing tests 6 months after surgery. Clinical examinations were performed by three ophthalmologists. Main outcome measures The main purpose of this study was to see if routine examinations are feasible in patients operated on by the FAK and if the results can be interpreted as easily as in non-operated patients. Results Sixty eyes of thirty consecutive patients that underwent a screening of ocular pathologies at 6 months post FAK were included. 60% were female and 40% were males. Mean age was 36 years +/− 12 years. Screening of ocular pathologies using multimodal imaging tests or clinical examination was performed without any difficulties in acquisition or interpretation in 100% of patients (n = 30) except the endothelial cell count of the corneal periphery which was not possible. The direct examination of the iris periphery was possible at the slit lamp through the translucid pigment. Conclusions The screening of ocular pathologies after purely aesthetic FAK surgery is feasible, except for pathologies of the peripheral posterior cornea.

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La kératopigmentation annulaire (ou PresbyRing®) dans la prise en charge de la presbytie : étude expérimentale de faisabilité post-mortem chez l’animal

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

The Safety and Effectiveness of a Novel Annular Keratopigmentation Method: A Case Report

The Safety and Effectiveness of a Novel Annular Keratopigmentation Method: A Case Report

Femtosecond assisted keratopigmentation (FAK) with a 5-millimeter diameter aperture does not affect ocular examination

Unklare Sehverschlechterung nach Laserbehandlung?

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