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A

Aberration 271, 300 – higher order 271 Aberration map 275 Aberrometry 300 Abscess 195

AC (anterior chamber) 51, 57, 58, 59, 134 Accessibility 184

Accommodation 76, 77, 85, 182 Accommodative IOL see IOL Accommodative stimulus 88 Accuracy 184, 279

ACO (anterior capsule opacification) 101, 135 Acrylic intraocular lens 61, 64

Acrylic lens 64 – foldable 64 – rigid 64

AcrySof intraocular lens 67 ACS (anterior ciliary sclerotomy) 182 Active eye tracking 192

Acurate incision 218

Acute angle closure glaucoma 237 Adaptation 289

Adaptive optics 272, 285 Addition of tissue volume 184 Adhesiveness 115

Against-the-rule astigmatism see ATR astigmatism

AK (arcuate keratotomy) 220, 227, 228 Alcon CustomCornea 271

Alcon LADARVision 178

ALK (automated lamellar keratoplasty) 184, 189 Amblyopia 148, 155

American (or centrifugal) technique 220 Ametropia 184

Amide-bound compound 4 Anaesthesia

– topical 1 – intracameral 1 – viscoelastic-borne 9 Analgesia 3

Aniridia 153 Anisocoria 289, 300

Anterior capsule 114 – staining of the 127

Anterior capsule opacification see ACO Anterior capsulorhexis 126, 158

Anterior chamber angle fixated lens 185, 236 – foldable 239

Anterior chamber see AC

Anterior ciliary sclerotomy see ACS Anterior uveitis 133

Anterior vitrectomy 142 Antisepsis 167, 168

Antisepsis of the conjunctiva povidone-iodine 169 Aperture size 272

Aphakia 162 AQUA 105 ARC-T Study 228 Arcuate keratotomy see AK Artisan 240

Aspheric intraocular lens see IOL Asphericity 186, 227, 289 Asthenopia 227

Astigmatic keratotomy 183, 217 Astigmatism 217, 305

– myopic 86 – mixed 178 – irregular 178

ATR (against-the-rule) astigmatism (s. also WTR astigmatism) 228 Automated lamellar keratoplasty see ALK Autosomal dominant trait 153

Autosomal recessive trait 153 Axial length 184, 304 B

BAB (blood-aqueous barrier) 134 Bad vision 303

Bailey-Lovie chart 307 Band keratopathy 143 Barrier failure – primary 111 – secondary 112

Basement membrane 208, 209, 209 – and the Bowman’s layer 209

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BAT (Brightness Acuity Tester) 308 Bausch & Lomb Zyoptics 178, 271 Behcet’s disease 136

Benoxinate 4

Best spectacle-corrected visual acuity 229 Bilateral congenital cataract 153

Bimanual ultrasound see phacoemulsification Bioactive bonding 115

BioComfold, 43,A, Morcher 89 Biocompatibility 70

Biomaterial 64

Biomechanical change 225 Biomicroscopy 310 Bioptics 236

Blood-aqueous barrier see BAB Blue light blocker 81

Blue light-filtering chromophore 76 Blurriness 305

Bowman’s layer 209 Brain abscess 167

Brightness Acuity Tester see BAT BSS infection 59

Bupivacaine 5 C

16 c/deg 272 Calcification 70 Calculation of power 244 Can-opener capsulotomy 22 Capsular bag closure 107 – incomplete or lacking 111 capsular bag, intact 184 Capsular bending 108, 117 Capsular bending ring 114 Capsular fusion 107

– speed and completeness 108 Capsular sealing 107

– firmness 108

Capsule bag performance 89, 94 Capsule polishing 106, 118 Capsule rupture 131 Capsule staining 123 Capsulorhexis 51, 53, 58, 59

Capsulorhexis-blockade syndrome 49 Cataract 192

Cataract formation 235, 237 – iatrogenic 241

Cataract surgery 37, 47, 58 Catarex 184

CCC (continous curvilinear capsulorhexis) 22 CCI 168

Cells 134 Cellugel 43

Central corneal scar 194 Central island 192 Central visual axis 180 Centration 240, 242

Centrifugal technique see American technique Chip and flip technique 27

Chondroitin sulphate 42, 43 Choo choo chop and flip 28 Chromatic aberration 285 Chronic uveitis 237 Ciliary body 182

Ciliary muscle contraction 86 Circumferential rhexis overlap 109 CK (conductive keratoplasty) 181 Clear corneal incision, opposite 227, 228 Clear corneal incision as small as 1.6 mm 78 Clinical preferential looking grating acuity

(Teller acuity card) 157

CME (cystic/cystoid macular oedema) 148, 159, 263 COAS G-200 COASTM-HD 273

Cohesion 46

Cold irrigation solution 3 Collagen IV 43

Collagen stroma, thick 208 Collamer 71

Colour perception 76 – different 303 Coma 272 Compression 184

Conductive keratoplasty see CK Cone anatomical factor 272 Confocal microscopy 310 Contact 114

Contact inhibition 108 Contact lens 148 Contamination 168

Continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis see CCC Contrast sensitivity 76, 300, 306, 307 – loss of 226, 304

Corneal aberration 86 Corneal compression 181 Corneal curvature 186 Corneal decompensation 185 Corneal disease 192 Corneal ectasia 235 Corneal endothelium 38 Corneal flattening 310 Corneal lip 20

Corneal magnification coefficient 300 Corneal marker 220

Corneal multifocality 86 Corneal relaxation 181 Corneal thickness 190 Corneal tissue removal 184 Corneal topography 310

Cortical (intumescent) mature cataract 125 Cortical clean-up 128

Cortical cleaving hydrodissection 24 Cortical fibre stripping 106 Corticosteroid 145 Coupling 219, 220

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Crack and flip technique 27 Craniofacial deformity 153 Crystalens AT-45, C&C Vision 89 Crystalline lens 19

Cul-de-sac 168 Curvature 184 Cushing 145 Customized lens 271 Customized ablation 198 Cyclopentolate hydrochloride 137 Cyclotorsion 178

Cylinder 279 Cylindrical error 305

Cystic macular oedema see CME Cystoid macular oedema see CME Cytokines 134, 171

D

Dark adaptation 301 Data acquisition 286 Decentration 192, 289 Decreased contrast 303 Defocus 300, 305 Depth of field 86 Depth of focus 285 Diabetics 171

Diameter of the optic 243

Diameter of the pupil at various light levels 190 Diffraction 300

Diffractive multifocal IOL 73 Diffuse lamellar keratitis 195 Dispersion 46

Dispersive-cohesive visoelastic soft shelle technique 52

Disruption of basal cell membrane 208 Distance-dominant, zonal progressive optic 73 Distant-dominant lens 73

– asymmetric optic configuration 74 Diurnal fluctuation 225

Divide and conquer technique 26 Dominant eye 74

Double-pass 220 Drug-soaked sponge 8 Dry-eye syndrome 192, 193 - severe 192

DuoVisc 54

Dynamic skiascopy 274 E

Easier-handling property 70

ECCE (extracapsular cataract extraction) 38, 39, 47, 48, 138

Effective optic zone see EOZ Elasticity 40, 45, 46 Elastimide 64 Enclavation 240

Enclavation needle 246

Endophthalmitis vitrectomy study see EVS Endophthalmitis, late onset of 171 Endothelial cell 58, 237

– loss 58 Endothelium 235

EOZ (effective optic zone) 300 EPCO 105

Epikeratome 179 Epikeratophakia 180 Epinucleus 31

Epithelial, stratified, squamous 208 Epithelial cell viability 210 Epithelial flap 207 Epithelial ingrowth 195 Epithelial toxicity 7 Epithelial wound healing 210 Ester 3

Ester-bound compound 4 ETDRS chart 307

EVS (endophthalmitis vitrectomy study) 170 – prospective 171

Extracapsular cataract extraction see ECCE

F

F.A.C.T.chart 307

Femtosecond laser technology 179 FF-CATS (Frankfurt-Freiburg Contrast

and Acuity Test System) 309

FHC (Fuchs heterochromic iridocyclitis) 133 Fibrosis 76

Fibrotic lens capsule (membranous cataract) 127

Flap slippage 194 Flapmaker 194 Flattening 218 Fluid accumulation 195 Fluoride 64

Flying spot technology 192 Focus shift principle 86

Foetal vasculature, persistent see PFV Fold 194

Fourier analysis 279 Foveola 272 FrACT 307

Frankfurt-Freiburg Contrast and Acuity Test System see FF-CATS

Frayed iris strand 55 Fresnel-like ring 78 Frits Zernike 276

Fuchs endothelial dystrophy 52, 55 Fuchs heterochromic iridocyclitis see FHC Functional performance 93

Fuzziness 305

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G

Galactosemia 153 Gas laser 178 Gel application 7 Gene mapping 186 Ghosting 304 Glare 300, 303

Glare disability 300, 310 Glass transiti0n temperature 64 Glaucoma 141, 185

– advanced 192 Glide 245 Glistening 67

Good visual perception 86 Gram-negative spectrum 170 H

Haloes 303, 304 Haptic claw 240 Haptic component 64

Hartmann-Shack wavefront Sensor 272, 273 Haze 194, 203

Healon 45, 47, 52, 54

Healon GV 45, 46, 52, 54, 56, 57, 58 Healon5 38, 56-58, 60

Helmholtz theory 77 Hemidesmosome 208 Hemi-division 130

Heparin-surface-modified see HSM

High-contrast VA (s. also Snellen acuity) 307 Higher order aberration 178

Higher-viscosity cohesive viscoelastics 52 High-viscosity ocular viscosurgical

device (OVD) 157 Hinge 192 – nasally 192 – superiorly 192 Hippus 295

Ho:YAG (holmium:yttrium-aluminum-garnet) 181 Holladay-Cravy-Koch formula 231

Holmium:yttrium-aluminum-garnet see Ho:YAG HPMC (hydroxypropylmethylcellulose) 43, 45, 49 HSM (heparin-surface-modified) 141

Hybrid 204 Hybrid IOLs see IOLs Hydrodelineation 24 Hydrodissection 24, 53, 59 – aggressive 127 Hydrogel 64, 70 Hydrojet 179

Hydrophilic acrylic material 70 Hydrophilic collagen polymer 242 Hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lens see IOL Hydrophobic acrylic material 64

Hydrophobic material 242

Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose see HPMC Hyperopia 178, 192

Hyperopic drift 225 Hyphema 144

Hyphema (UGH) syndrome 141 Hypocalcemia 153

I

ICCE (intracapsular cataract extraction) 38, 47 ICL (Implantable Contact Lens) 241

1-CU, Humanoptics 89 Illuminance 301 Image degradation 300 Implantable Contact Lens see ICL Implantation forceps 246 Incision depth 220 Incision length 220 Incision number 220 Index of refraction 184 Infection 195

Inflammation 133, 145, 185 Inheritance 155

Injector 69 Instillation 6 INTACS 180 Interface fluid 196 Interference fringe 272 Intermediate uveitis 133

International Standardization Organization see ISO Intracameral irrigation 8

Intracapsular cataract extraction see ICCE Intraocular contamination, sources 168 Intraocular inflammation 246 Intraocular lens see IOL Intraocular penetration 6 Intraocular pressure 49 Intra-operative vitreous loss 264 Intrauterine infection 153 Intrastromal corneal ring 180 IOL 37, 47, 48, 53, 54, 59 – accommodative 81, 182

– aspheric (negative spherical aberration) 313 – deposits of cells on the 147

– hybrid 106

– hydrophobic acrylic 64 – implantation 38, 49 – iris-fixated phakic 185 – multifocal 85 – raised 263 – toric 183 – with magnets 91 – with two optics 91 Iridectomy 245

Iridocorneal endothelial syndrome 244 Irido-corneo-scleral angle 243 Iridotomy 241, 245

Iris bombé 164 Iris chafing 241 Iris coloboma 153

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Iris colour 289 Iris registration 178

Irreducibly minimal latent period 300 Irregular ablation 192

Irregular astigmatism 194 Irrigating solution 159

ISO (International Standardization Organization) 39, 61

J

JIA (juvenile idiopathic arthritis) 141 JIA-associated uveitis 135

Junction phenomenon 112 Juvenile idiopathic arthritis see JIA K

Keratoconus 192 Keratometry 289 Keratomileusis 189 Koch nomogram 231 L

LA Gel 43

LAL (Light Adjustable Lens) 81, 184 Lamellar cut 189

Landolt-C ring 307

LASEK (laser subepithelial keratomileusis) 203 LASEK scissor 204

LASER (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation) 178

– gas 178 – flying spot 178 – intrastromal 178 – Nd:YLF picosecond 179 – solid-state 178

Laser assisted stromal in situ keratomileusis see LASIK

Laser interferometry 88 Laser iridotomy 124 Laser phacoemulsification 32

Laser subepithelial keratomileusis see LASEK Laser thermokeratoplasty see LTK

LASIK (laser assisted stromal in situ keratomileusis) 178, 189, 192 Lateral geniculate nucleus 155 LEC (lens epithelial cells) 101, 134 Lens 184

– multifocal 182

– pliable, accommodative 184 Lens epithelial cells see LEC Lens refilling 92

Lens replacement surgery 38 Lensectomy 139

Lenslet array 274 Lenticonus/lentiglobus 153 Lenticular refractive procedure 236 Lidocaine 4

Light adjustable lens see LAL

Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation see LASER

Light protection 76 – ultraviolet 76

Limbal approach to lensectomy – anterior vitrectomy 139 Limbal relaxing incision see LRI Liquefaction 184

Loss of contrast sensitivity see contrast sensitivity Loss of one line 194

Low-contrast VA 307 Low-cost alternative 227 Lower-order aberration 279 Low-risk alternative 227 LRI 230

LRI (limbal relaxing incision) 183, 227 LTK (laser thermokeratoplasty) 181 Lux 301

M

Macula, damage to 76

Macular degeneration, age-related 76 Macular pucker 146

Manifest refraction see MR Mature cataract 123 – nuclear 128 Medical personnel 168 Medico-legal issue 306 Membranous cataract 127 Mepivacaine 5

Meridional magnification 227 Mesopic 300

Mesoptometer 308

Methicillin-resistant staphylococci see MRSA Microbial keratitis 196

Microkeratomes 190

Microkeratome-related flap complications 193, 194 Micrometer, built-in 220

Mid-periphery 218

Miller-Nadler Glare Tester 308 Minus power lens 72

Miosis 144 Misalignment 183

Missile defence program 271

Modulation (contrast) transfer function see MTF Monochromatic aberration 285

Mono-vision 266

MR (manifest refraction) 279

MRSA (methicillin-resistant staphylococci) 170 MTF (modulation transfer function) 272, 308 – diffraction-limited 272

Multifocal intraocular lens 73 Multifocal laser ablation 178 Multifocal lens 182 Multifocality 63 Multi-zone treatment 178

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Myofibroblastic transdifferentiation 103 Myopathy 153

Myopia 178, 192 Myopic astigmatism 86 N

ND:YAG laser capsulotomy 267 Nd:YLF picosecond 179 Near focus 73

Near-point stimulus 88 Negative spherical aberration

(aspheric IOL) 313 Nervous impulse 2 – production 3 Neural factor 272

Neurological disturbance 153 Neuroparalytical component 193 Newtonian fluid 44

No anaesthesia cataract surgery 12 Non-Newtonian fluid 44

Nuclear emulsification 130

Nuclear mature (brunescent) cataract 128 Nucleofractis technique 25

Nucleus 130,“cracked” 130,“rock-hard” 130 Nylon suture 159

O

Oblate 301 Occucoat 52, 57

OCT (optical coherence tomography) 142, 148 Ocular hypotony 146

Ocular viscosurgical device see OVD Ocumax 43

Off axis object 292 Off-axis blur 227 OPD-Scan 273, 274 Operating instrument 168 Operating theatre 168 Ophthalmic viscoelastics 39, 43 Ophthalmic viscosurgical device see OVD Opposite clear corneal incision

see clear corneal incision Optic surface 114

Optical and photographic technique 88 Optical coherence tomography see OCT Optical media 304

Optical system 271

Optical transfer function see OTF Optical zone 290

– effective see EOZ Optic-haptic angulation 72 Orcolon 43, 52

OTF (optical transfer function) 272 OVD (ocular/ophthalmic viscosurgical

device) 37-61, 157 – groups 51

P

Pachymetry 289 Pain 2, 203 Papillary block 164

Pars plana approach to lensectomy – anterior vitrectomy 139 Pars plana vitrectomy see PPV Patient 168

Patient selection and counselling 9

PCO (Posterior capsule opacification) 101, 135, 147, 262

– regeneratory 105

PCR (polymerase chain reaction) 142 PCRI 230

PCRI (peripheral corneal relaxing incision) 227 PECS (pressure equalised cataract surgery) 50 Pelli-Robson chart 307, 308

Penetrating keratoplasty see PKP Peribulbar injection 2

Peripheral corneal relaxing incision see PCRI Peripheral design technology 238

PERK (prospective evaluation of radial keratotomy) 218 Persistent foetal vasculature see PFV PFV (persistent fœtal vasculature) 154 pH 5

Phaco chop 28

Phaco fracture technique 26 Phaco see phacoemulsification Phacoantigenic uveitis 136

Phacoemulsification (Phaco) 19, 47, 49, 50, 51, 54, 56, 138

– bimanual ultrasound 66 Phacoemulsification surgery 61 Phacogelation 184

Phacolysis 184 Phaco-rolling 268 Phakic 238, 239

Phakic Refractive Lens see PRL Pharmacological stimulus 89 Phase transfer function see PTF Phenylephrinehydrochloride 137 Phimosis 76

Photodetector 274

Photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) 203 Photosensitive silicone subunit 80 Phototherapeutic keratectomy 194 Pigment dispersion 237

Pigmentation 289

PKP (penetrating keratoplasty) 229 Plasticity 44

Plate intraocular lens 64

PMMA 64

PMN (polymorphonuclear leukocyte) 134 POCO-A 105

Point spread function see PSF Poly 64

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Polyacrylamide 43 Polychromatic world 285 Polyimide 64

Polymer 64

Polymerase chain reaction see PCR Polymerization 64

Polymorphonuclear leukocyte see PMN Polypropylene 64

Poly(vinylidene) fluoride see PVDF Posterior capsule opacification see PCO Posterior capsulorhexis 162

Posterior chamber lens 185 Posterior limbal tunnel incision 168 Posterior optic vault 119

Posterior vitreous detachment see PVD Postoperative adjustment 63

Postoperative inflammatory reaction 70 Postoperative prophylaxis 170

PPCCC (primary posterior capsulorhexis) 115, 117 PPV (pars plana vitrectomy) 142

Predictability 184

Pre-existing astigmatism 74 Presbyopia 85, 178, 285 Preservatives 5

Pressure equalised cataract surgery see PECS Primary IOL implantation 158

Primary posterior capsulorhexis see PPCCC Principle merdian 219

Prismatic error 305

PRL (Phakic Refractive Lens) 241 Prolate 301

Prolene 64 Proparacaine 4

Propionibacterium acne 171 Proprioception 2

Prospective evaluation of radial keratotomy see PERK

Provisc 54

Pseudoaccomodation 63 Pseudophakic patient 86 Pseudoplasticity 44

PSF (point spread function) 277, 308 Psychophysical assessment 87 Psychophysical data 93

Psychophysical ray-tracing approach 274 Psychophysical test 305

Psychophysical trashold 306 PTF (phase transfer function) 272 Pupil 289, 301

Pupil and image planes 275 Pupil ovalisation 237, 245 Pupil size 86, 197 Pupil unrest 289 Pupillometry 301 Purkinje image 87

PVD (posterior vitreous detachment) 262 PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) 64

Pythagorean sum of viscosity and elasticity 40, 46 Q

Quality of vision 303 Questionnaire, subjective 307 R

Radial keratotomy see RK Raw data 277

RD (retinal detachment) 147, 257 Reagan chart 307, 308

Receptor 272 Refraction 289 Refractive error 271 Refractive index 64

Refractive lens exchange see RLE 257 Refractive lens extraction see RLE Refractive surprise 258 Regular stigmatism 227 Relaxation 184 Removability 180 Repeatability 279

Retina ray-tracing approach 274 Retina, damage to 76

Retinal detachment see RD Retinal image 275, 304 Retinal point source 274 Retreatment 193

Retroillumination image 105 Rheological idiosyncrasy 56 Rhexis phimosis 103 Rhexis whitening 114 Rigidity 46

RK (radial keratotomy) 217, 224, 310 RLE (refractive lens extraction) 257 Root-mean-square 272

Ropivacaine 5 Rotation 183, 242 Rubeosis 147 Russian technique 220 S

SA (spherical aberration) 272 – negative 75

– positive 75 Safety 177 Sarcoidosis 141 Scanning beam 192 Scanning slit 178 Scanning spot 178 Scattering light 226 Sceral tunnel 20 Scheiners’s disc 274 Scientific evaluation 303 Scleral expansion 182 Scleral tunnel incision 20 Sculpting 130

SE (spherical equivalent) 219, 279 Secondary glaucoma 163 Sedation 11

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Self-sealing temporal clear corneal incision 20 Sensory termination block 2

Severe iridocyclitis 167 Sharp posterior optic edge 109 Sharp square optic edge 141 Shrinkage 114

Shrink-wrapping 108 Silicone 64

Single-piece 69 Skeletal deformity 153 Skeletal muscle tone 2 Skin antisepsis 169

Small Letter Contrast Test 307 SmartLens 184

Snellen acuity (s. also high-contrast VA) 306, 307 Snellen chart 307

Snellen line 217, 226 Sodium channel 2 Sodium hyaluronates 40, 41 Soemmering’s ring 163 Spasticity 153

Spatially resolved refractometer see SRR Sphere 279

Spherical aberration see SA Spherical equivalent see SE Spherical error 305 Spherical front surface 75 Square edge 67

SRR (spatially resolved refractometer) 273, 274 Staining of the anterior capsule

see anterior capsule Starburst 304

Steep corneal meridian 217 Steepening 310

Stiles-Crawford effect 197, 290, 304 Stray light 305

Strehl ratio 278 Striate cortex 155

Stromal wound healing 210 Subconjunctival injection 2, 159 Sub-Tenon 2

Sulcus-to-sulcus distance 241 Super normal correction 306 Super-reversed optic 116

Surgeon’s tactile feedback sensitivity 45 Surgery adaptation 9

Surgical trauma 137 Synechiae 133, 143 – anterior 143 – posterior 143 T

TCT (two compartment technique) 60 Technology 303

Telescopic image 271

Teller acuity card (s. also clinical preferential looking grating acuity) 157, 159

Temperature 2, 6 Tertiary amine 3 Tetracaine 4

Thermodynamic equilibrium 80 ThinOptX 78

Three-piece intraocular lens 65 Tilt 305

Titratability 180

TK (transverse keratotomy) 220, 227, 228 Tomey Glare and Halo software 308 Topical antibiotic prophylaxis 168 Topography 289

Toric back surface 75 Toric correction 63 Touch 2

Tracey VFA 273 Tracking system 178

Transient corneal oedema 129 Transseptal injection 136 Transverse incision 218 Transverse keratotomy see TK Trisomy 21 153

Tropicamidehydrochloride 137 True pseudophakic accommodation 86 Tscherning sensor 274

Turner’s syndrome 153

Two compartment technique see TCT U

Ultimate Soft Shell Technique see USST UltraChoice 1.0 Rollable Thin-Lens 78 Ultrasonic phaco energy 57

Ultrasound 88, 184

Ultrathin properties of the lens 78 Ultraviolet-absorbing lens 76

USST (ultimate soft shell technique) 37, 58, 59, 60 Uveal biocompatibility 134

Uveal effusion 146 Uveitis 141 V

VA (visual acuity) 306 – high-contrast 307 – low-contrast 307

Van den Berg stray light meter 308 Van der Heijde 244

Vaulting angle 243 Verisyse 240

Vertex conversion formula 244 Video sensor 274

Video-pupillometry 291 Vinylidene 64

Viscoadaptive 58 Viscoat 45, 52, 54, 57

Viscoelastic soft shell technique 48, 50 Viscosity 40, 44, 45, 46

Viscosurgical device 123

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Visoadaptive 56

Visocelastic rheologic property 47 Visual acuity see VA

Visual field restriction 227 Visual function 305 VISX CustomVue 178, 271 Vitreous loss and membranes 144 W

Water content 70, 72 Water jet technology 179 Wavefront technology 178 Wavefront-guided ablation 198, 313 Wavefront-guided corneal surgery 271 WaveLight Analyzer 273

WaveScan 273

White-to-white (W-to-W) 244

With-the-rule astigmatism see WTR astigmatism Wound construction and architecture 19 WTR (with-the-rule) astigmatism 228

X

X-linked trait 153 Y

Yellow dye 76 Z

ZB5M 238 z-design 183

Zernike polynomial 178, 271 Zonal-progressive multifocal optic 73 ZSAL4 238

Zylindrical power 75 Zywave 273

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