17/10/2025
Join Dr. Juan Arbelaez in his presentation "Assessing the Repeatability of MS-39 Measurements in Keratoconus: A Multicenter Study" Exploring early Keratoconus detection and monitoring to prevent progression with ML.
View Presentation:
https://www.youtube.com/live/XqgNBxwvx_k?si=DvExQquL02jv8QMH&t=3455
- Early detection and accurate monitoring are crucial for disease management and preventing progression.
- Current Progression Criteria: Heavily rely on Scheimpflug technology.
Limitations:
- Limited measurement repeatability, especially in advanced KC
- Applies a uniform standard across all disease stages, despite varying noise levels
- Gaussian Curvature - differs fundamentally from Tangential and Sagittal curvature, it is an intrinsic, true surface curvature, calculated considering both directions simultaneously rather using direction-dependent curvatures.
- Assessment of Measurement Repeatability by Keratoconus Severity Using OCT/Placido Based Tomographer (MS39)
- Device-Specific Progression thresholds
- MS39 - Lower detection limits, enabling earlier confirmation of progression
- MS39 - High repeatability across key diagnostic even in advanced stages
- MS39 - Reliable to monitoring Keratoconus progression and assessing treatment outcome
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