Initial clinical experience with the FS200 Femto and EX500 excimer lasers for LASIK ASCRS, San Diego 2011 A.John Kanellopoulos, MD Professor NYU Medical.

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Initial clinical experience with the FS200 Femto and EX500 excimer lasers for LASIK ASCRS, San Diego 2011 A.John Kanellopoulos, MD Professor NYU Medical School, NY Director, Laservision.gr Institute, Athens, Greece A.John Kanellopoulos, MD Professor NYU Medical School, NY Director, Laservision.gr Institute, Athens, Greece Financial Interest: Travel Reimbursement from Alcon, Wavelight, Bausch and Lomb Kanellopoulos, MD

WaveLight ® Refractive Suite WaveLight ® FS200 Femtosecond Laser WaveLight ® EX500 Excimer Laser Kanellopoulos, MD

WaveLight ® Refractive Suite A truly integrated system, the WaveLight ® Refractive Suite features: Ultra fast platform, combining a 500 Hz excimer laser and a 200 kHz femtosecond laser Seamless data transfer within WaveNet TM, an integrated network A small footprint for reduced space requirements A swivel bed for simplified patient positioning and enhanced patient comfort A truly integrated system, the WaveLight ® Refractive Suite features: Ultra fast platform, combining a 500 Hz excimer laser and a 200 kHz femtosecond laser Seamless data transfer within WaveNet TM, an integrated network A small footprint for reduced space requirements A swivel bed for simplified patient positioning and enhanced patient comfort Kanellopoulos, MD

The 1050 Hz multi-dimensional eye tracker assists in offering exceptional precision and safety: Movement tracking with just 2 milliseconds of latency* Dynamic pupil tracking from 1.5 mm to 8.0 mm Active pupil centroid shift correction NeuroTrack to compensate for cyclotorsion The 1050 Hz multi-dimensional eye tracker assists in offering exceptional precision and safety: Movement tracking with just 2 milliseconds of latency* Dynamic pupil tracking from 1.5 mm to 8.0 mm Active pupil centroid shift correction NeuroTrack to compensate for cyclotorsion WaveLight ® EX500 Excimer Laser *Latency time is approximate Kanellopoulos, MD

Summary 500 Hz laser head treats 1.0 diopter in 1.4 seconds 1050 Hz Eye Tracker has a latency of 2 milliseconds Patient-Specific applications: Wavefront-Optimized, Wavefront-Guided, Topography-Guided, Custom Q, PTK Network connectivity allows seamless data transfer through the full WaveLight ® Refractive System Advanced ergonomic design with enhanced feature set facilitates patient flow and physician experience Summary 500 Hz laser head treats 1.0 diopter in 1.4 seconds 1050 Hz Eye Tracker has a latency of 2 milliseconds Patient-Specific applications: Wavefront-Optimized, Wavefront-Guided, Topography-Guided, Custom Q, PTK Network connectivity allows seamless data transfer through the full WaveLight ® Refractive System Advanced ergonomic design with enhanced feature set facilitates patient flow and physician experience WaveLight ® EX500 Excimer Laser Kanellopoulos, MD

WaveLight ® FS200 Femtosecond Laser Kanellopoulos, MD

WaveLight ® FS200 Femtosecond Laser Fast flap creation times Laser Standard flap creation in approximately 8.0 seconds* Automated vacuum control of the patient interface for consistent suction Minimized IOP and ocular distortion during suction Fast visual regeneration Fast flap creation times Laser Standard flap creation in approximately 8.0 seconds* Automated vacuum control of the patient interface for consistent suction Minimized IOP and ocular distortion during suction Fast visual regeneration *Treatment times are approximate Kanellopoulos, MD

Methods 78 consecutive LASIK cases in our refractive surgery center in Athens, Greece were evaluated peri-operatively for the following parameters: Refractive error (RE), BSCVA, UCVA, Topography and Tomograph, angle kappa, Wavefront analysis, pupilometry, contrast sensitivity, cornea OCT, flap parameters (thickness, diameter, hinge length) and flap creation (FC), excimer laser ablation a novel refractive platform (200kHz femtosecond technology and 500Hz EX excimer laser). All hyperopic eyes were treated with topography -guided ablations in order to match angle kappa deviation of the visual axis. Average follow-up was 6.2 months (4 -10). 78 consecutive LASIK cases in our refractive surgery center in Athens, Greece were evaluated peri-operatively for the following parameters: Refractive error (RE), BSCVA, UCVA, Topography and Tomograph, angle kappa, Wavefront analysis, pupilometry, contrast sensitivity, cornea OCT, flap parameters (thickness, diameter, hinge length) and flap creation (FC), excimer laser ablation a novel refractive platform (200kHz femtosecond technology and 500Hz EX excimer laser). All hyperopic eyes were treated with topography -guided ablations in order to match angle kappa deviation of the visual axis. Average follow-up was 6.2 months (4 -10). Kanellopoulos, MD

Results We treated 65 myopic eyes (Group A) and 13 hyperopic eyes (Group B). The change from pre- to post-operative was for all parameter means: For Group A: Average RE: -4.5D (-1.50 to -8.50D) to -0.25D; UCVA 20/80 to 20/17, flap thickness (110um, 8mm was planned): 107 microns (+/-5) and 8.1mm diameter, Group B: Average RE: +2.5D (+1.50 to +5.50D) to -0.25; and UCVA: 20/60 to 20/15 with mean flap (135um, 9.5mm was planned) 132 microns (+/-7) and 9.4 mm diameter. FC: was 15 sec for Group A and 19 sec for Group B. ELA was 28 and 32 seconds respectively for group B. OP was 7.2 minutes for group A and 7.4 minutes for group B. There was no flap slippage, epithelial ingrowth or diffuse lamellar keratopathy (DLK) in any case. Kanellopoulos, MD

Summary 200 kHz laser - Creates a 9.0 mm flap in 6 sec. - Total procedure time, “suction on” to “suction off” ~30 sec. Adjustable flap centration after suction is engaged Adjustable hinge placement and flap thickness Enhanced suction ring to maximize patient comfort and mitigate increases in IOP Network connectivity allows seamless data transfer through the full WaveLight ® Refractive System Disposable Patient Interface Summary 200 kHz laser - Creates a 9.0 mm flap in 6 sec. - Total procedure time, “suction on” to “suction off” ~30 sec. Adjustable flap centration after suction is engaged Adjustable hinge placement and flap thickness Enhanced suction ring to maximize patient comfort and mitigate increases in IOP Network connectivity allows seamless data transfer through the full WaveLight ® Refractive System Disposable Patient Interface Kanellopoulos, MD

Conclusions The “refractive suite” comprises of the kHz femto laser Hz excimer laser Clinical results with LASIK show high level of reproducibility Great safety record so far Enhanced speed Networking of diagnostics/both lasers! - The “refractive suite” comprises of the kHz femto laser Hz excimer laser Clinical results with LASIK show high level of reproducibility Great safety record so far Enhanced speed Networking of diagnostics/both lasers! - Kanellopoulos, MD