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How to Get Precise Eccentricity of the Visual Axis with LENSTAR

http://mylenstar.com Eccentricity of the Visual Axis, also known as Angle Kappa refers to the angle between the center of the pupil, or pupillary axis, and the visual axis. The eccentricity of the visual axis is assessed with respect to White-to-White as well as to the pupil center. This parameter is important in laser refractive surgery, for the determination of feasible optical zone, and can provide assistance to surgical incision planning, and diagnosis. When determining feasible optical zones for surgery, knowing the precise eccentricity of the visual axis can be valuable information. LENSTAR automatically takes a digital photo of the eye and shows the exact location of the patient's visual axis, and, simultaneously, identifies the center of the pupil. Surgeons report that learning the pupil barycenter in relation to the visual axis can help with centration of multi-focal and other premium IOLs and can assist with determining the most desirable incision location for the best outcome. This LENSTAR data can assist with determining the most desirable incision location for the best outcome. Eccentricity of the Visual Axis (Angle Kappa) is instantly measured with 8 other LENSTAR Measurements. The intelligence of the software allows you to have absolute confidence in your results, all while improving patient flow. It's measured instantly, painlessly, and accurately; giving you full control of the data, electronically. If you want "No Compromises" perfect outcomes with premium IOLs, LENSTAR gives you the edge.