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Comparative analysis of long-term clinical and functional results of the intra-stromal MyoRing implantations according to optimized and standard technologies using a femtosecond laser in keratoconus patients N.P. Pashtayev, N.A. Pozdeyeva, M.V. Sinitsyn, M.A. Shcheglova The Cheboksar y Branch of the S . Fyodorov Eye Microsurger y Federal State Inst i tut ion , Cheboksar y Purpose. Comparative analysis of long-term clinical and functional results of the intra-stromal MyoRing implantation according to standard techniques and optimized technologies using a femtosecond laser (FSL) in patients with keratoconus (KC), stages II and III. Material and methods. Results of surgical treatment of 60 patients (64 eyes) were analyzed in patients with KC of stages II and III. Depending on the technique of the operation, all patients were divided into two groups. The group I consisted of patients with KC, who underwent the MyoRing implantation according to the standard technique, the group II used an optimized technology. The group I included 29 patients (32 eyes), the group II – 31 patients (32 eyes). In the group I the intra-stromal pocket of 9.0mm diameter was formed at a depth of 300 microns using the FSL. In the group II the intra-stromal pocket of 8.0mm diameter was formed at a depth of 80% of the minimum thickness of the cornea at the place of MyoRing location also using the FSL. The follow-up period

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Comparative analysis of long-term clinical and functional results of the intra-stromal MyoRing implantations according to optimized and standard technologies using a femtosecond laser in keratoconus patients