WHEN LASER SAYS NO, SHOW THE NEXT BEST OPTION.
A high correction, a flat cornea or a thin stroma can eliminate laser surgery while the eye remains perfectly treatable. RLES AI evaluates STAAR EVO/EVO+ candidacy automatically whenever laser is eliminated — so the consultation ends with a plan, not a refusal.
THE ACD TRAP THAT FLIPS ELIGIBILITY DECISIONS
The anterior chamber depth criterion is defined from the endothelium — but devices disagree: an IOLMaster measures from the epithelium and reads roughly 0.5 mm deeper than a Pentacam’s internal ACD on the same eye.[2] That half millimetre is more than twice the gap between the 2.8 and 3.0 mm thresholds: an ineligible eye can look eligible purely because of the measurement plane. RLES AI records which plane was measured, converts epithelial readings using pachymetry, and refuses to guess when the conversion cannot be made.
FULL INDICATION SCREEN, CLEARLY REASONED
- Myopia −0.5 to −20.0 D with cylinder up to 6.0 D; hyperopia (CE region) +0.5 to +16.0 D — regional labelling differences stated explicitly
- Age window, endothelial cell density against the age-indexed minimum, anterior chamber angle context
- Screening, not sizing: white-to-white, sulcus morphology and vault prediction remain the implanting surgeon’s domain, and the report says so
ONE DOCUMENT, READY FOR REFERRAL
The output is a signature-ready screening report: why laser was eliminated (with the exact floor that failed), why the eye is or is not an ICL candidate, and the data the implanting surgeon will need. A tissue-eliminated patient leaves with a pathway.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
RLES AI runs as a mobile interface on your phone — nothing to install from a store, reports in minutes. The final clinical decision always rests with the surgeon.
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