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Glaucoma in Timor‐Leste: a population‐based study

distance between the posterior iris and anterior lens as measured by Pentacam (0.24 mm). Hence, the theory of reducing this distance with a piggyback lens does not explain the resolution of symptoms. Given that the symptoms of ND were present on the first postoperative day after initial surgery and resolved also on the first postoperative day, it is unlikely that neural adaptation plays a role. The main use of the sulcoflex lens to date has been for the treatment of refractive surprises, and therefore it is available in a number of spherical and cylindrical powers. The lens power is calculated based on the patient’s refraction, using the vergence formula, so that the original biometry is not required. The use of this unique sulcus lens may add a further, less invasive and challenging treatment option for patients with ND.