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To accurately estimate the amount of vaulting (clearance) underneath the posterior surface of a scleral lens necessitates a reference point for comparison. Although some have suggested corneal thickness for the reference, we prefer the center thickness (CT) of the lens itself which will be listed on the manufacturer’s invoice. In each of the examples below, the CT is 0.30mm (300 microns). In most scleral lens designs, the ideal amount of clearance is about 300 microns. SCLERAL LENS FIT SCALES Front Surface of Lens Center Thickness (CT) Clearance 300 Microns See reverse side for Limbal Vaulting and Edge Landing examples 600 Microns 150 Microns 500 Microns 50 Microns Corneal Thickness
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To accurately estimate the amount of vaulting (clearance) underneath the posterior surface of a scleral lens necessitates a reference point for comparison. Although some have suggested corneal thickness for the reference, we prefer the

center thickness (CT) of the lens itself which will be listed on the manufacturer’s invoice. In each of the examples below, the CT is 0.30mm (300 microns). In most scleral lens designs, the ideal amount of clearance is about 300 microns.

SCLERAL LENS FIT SCALES

Front Surface of Lens

Center Thickness (CT)

Clearance 300 Microns

See reverse side for Limbal Vaulting and Edge Landing examples

600 Microns

150 Microns

500 Microns

50 Microns

Corneal Thickness

LIMBAL VAULTING

EDGE RELATIONSHIP

CENTRAL VAULTING

SCLERAL LENS FIT SCALES50 Microns 150 Microns 300 Microns 500 Microns 600 Microns

None

Severe Lift with bubble Severe ImpingementSevere ImpingementMild ImpingementGood Edge - Aligned

Good Moderate

Authors: Josh Lotoczky, OD; Chad Rosen, OD; Craig W. Norman, FCLSAContact info: [email protected] copyright © 2014 — 0314

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