Item
¥0CNY
App information
- Version
- 2.6
- Download size
- 57.53MB
- First released
- 2017-10-24
- Developer
- Steve Colley
- Bundle ID
- eyedoc.ToricIphone
- Category
- Medical (29,086)
- Developer website
- www.eyeapps.com.au/eyetoric.html
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In-App Purchases 3 items · USD
eyeToric Database
¥14.99CNY
eyeToric OCR
¥1.99CNY
About
From the App Store SourceI have found toric IOLs invaluable for managing astigmatism for my cataract patients. The online calculators are great, but do require you to be in front of a computer to choose the lens and don’t easily allow you to try different wound locations or astigmatic combinations. EyeToric allows you to dynamically change the wound position to see the effect on lens power and placement. For anyone who has worked at a hospital where not all toric powers are routinely stocked, occasionally the lens you want is not available, or you have enlarged the main wound and need to compensate for greater astigmatism – EyeToric has this covered. It is possible to change the predicted lens power and axis placement and see the effects this has on postop astigmatism. If you get an unexpected postop result you are able to determine if this is due to unexpected lens positioning or inaccurate preop Ks – useful in planning further surgery. I think the application is quite intuitive, particularly if you have used the online calculator. Feedback is welcome.
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Is this app free?
The app itself is free to download, and it has 18 in-app purchase items.
Who made it?
The developer is Steve Colley, and the app identifier is eyedoc.ToricIphone.
When was it first released?
It was first released on 2017-10-24, according to our own database record.
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