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ND-YAG Laser Iris Depigmentation for Cosmoses

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18 - 60 years of age
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Overview

Nd-YAG Laser for changing iris coloration by the principle of depigmentation for cosmoses Is that procedure safe or not a prospective study

Description

Nd-YAG Laser for changing iris coloration by the principle of depigmentation for cosmoses Is that procedure safe or not a prospective study safety will be assessed by measuring IOP using Goldman applanation tonometry pre and post-session.

visual acuity assessment in Log-Mar pre and post-session. Refraction assessment pre and post-session. Lens and fundus assessments on slit-lamp and using auxiliary lens 78D

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • clear cornea
  • clear lens
  • normal IOP < 20 mmHg
  • adults aged more than 18 years old
  • normal fundus
  • dark pigmented iris (black or brown)

Exclusion Criteria:

  • Glaucomatous patients and those receiving anti-glaucoma treatment.
  • corneal or lens opacity.
  • any fundus abnormality

Study details

Iris Depigmentation

NCT06099041

Sohag University

25 January 2024

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