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IOLMaster — Axial Length Measurement
Results - Example Signal Curves.
Valid Signal Curves
- Very good signals (signal-to-noise ratio > 10)
- Several secondary maxima visible (system specific)
- Clear media, correctly fixating patient
- Weak ametropia
- Clear signal (SNR > 2.0)
- Secondary maxima visible
- Relatively clear media
- Valid signal in "Borderline SNR" range of 1.6 ... 2.0
- Steep rise of measuring signal
- Such readings are marked on the display by an exclamation mark
and the message "Borderline SNR" appears.
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Warning
This reading may be used after verification and comparison with other
data from this series of measurements. |
Maladjustments on the Graph
- Low signal (signal-to-noise ratio 1.6)
- Error message is displayed.
- The measuring signal cannot be clearly distinguished from the
noise.
Possible reasons:
- Unsteady (non fixating) patient
- Strong ametropia
- Dense medial opacity along the visual axis
Repeat the measurement!
Ask the patient to fixate steadily.
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