Table 3 Surgically inducted astigmatism and rotational stability outcomes of toric lenses identified in the systematic review
Authors | Surgically inducted astigmatism | Rotational Stability | 2nd surgery needed |
|---|---|---|---|
De Silva (2006) [7] | Not reported | 5 degrees (range: 0–15) | 1 |
Entabi (2011) [8] | −2.95 ± 1.34 | 3.4 degrees (range: 1–12) | 1 |
Kersey (2007) [9] | Not reported | 5.33 degrees (range: 0–9) | NR |
Kim (2010) [10] | Not reported | 3.45 degrees (range: 0–10.3) | 0 |
Koshy (2010) [11] | Not reported | 2.66 degrees(range: 0–7.6) | NR |
Lane (2009) [12] | Not reported | NR | NR |
Leyland (2001) [13] | 0.79 (0.22)* | 8.9 degrees (range: 0–40) | NR |
Mendicute (2009) [14] | J0 = 100% within ±1.0D; J45 = 100% within ±0.5D | 3.53 degrees (range:0–8) | 0 |
Mendicute (2008) [15] | J0 = 100% within ±1.0D; J45 = 100% within ±1.0D | 3.63 degrees (range: 0–12) | 0 |
Mingo-Botin (2010) [16] | J0 = 100% within ±0.5D; J45 = 90% within ±0.5D; M = 90% within ±0.5D | 3.65 (range: 0–10) | 0 |
Ruhswurm (2000) [17] | 78.4% within ±1.0D; 48.6% within ±0.5D | 100% >25 degrees | NR |