Under "Properties" the user may define customized properties of a lens as needed.įor guidance you can find a box on the bottom of each card. The "Calculation" register allows you to enter the IOL calculation constants for the different formulas. The right hand side is split into three tabs or register cards: The "Manufacturer data" register is the place to define the manufacturer and model name, as well as the available power ranges and increments. The IOL editor shows on the left side a tree of all IOLs available. The editor is always accessible through the menu entry IOL -> IOL Editor or if you are in the IOL software, over the IOL Editor icon in the tool bar: IOL Data ManagementĮyeSuite IOL manages all IOL data in the "IOL Editor".
To protect your data from accidental change by an other user, you may protect your system by setting up the multi-user mode, where only "Expert" and "Administrator" users have the permission to manipulate your data. Set up as a single user system, EyeSuite IOL allows you to enter, import, change, export and delete IOL data. It is strongly recommended that the user optimizes the IOL constants to his clinical practice and the device type used for the biometry measurements. To perform any IOL power calculation, available power ranges, increments, and calculation constants have to be provided for each formula type and lens model.Īs the calculation constants not only depend on the IOL and the formula itself, but as well on the measurement technology used and the surgical technique.
#HAAG STREIT EYE SUITE SOFTWARE#
The backbone of the calculation software is the IOL data set. Please read the respective publications for more details on the formula used to calculate the power of an IOL. Click on images to enlarge for better viewing.ĮyeSuite IOL is made for intraocular lens power calculation based on biometric measurements taken by the LENSTAR LS 900 Biometer or third party devices.Īll implemented formulas have been published in peer-reviewed publications and are known as the Haigis, the Holladay I, the Hoffer Q, the SRK/T and the SRK II formulas.
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