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Intermediate vision with diffractive multifocal IOLs
The University Hospital of Triestre in Italy explains how important it is to have a focus point at intermediate distance with multifocal IOLs (La Voce AICCER 3/2011).
MICS With Implantation of a Trifocal Diffractive IOL
Dr. Vryghem - "The FineVision IOL is my preferred multifocal MICS IOL. It provides good distance, intermediate, and near visual acuities without inducing astigmatism. The apodization of this lens favors distance vision at night. The trifocal diffractive design of the IOL adds intermediate vision with no significant decrease in near and distance vision as compared with currently available bifocal IOLs."
Live surgery of a Micro A 123 lens
Dr. Alvarez de Toledo de la Clinica Barraquer Barcelona, Spain operates a live surgery with a Micro A 123 lens 30.0 DPT.
Presentations ASCRS 2011, San Diego
Dr. Vryghem - Early results with the implantation of a new trifocal diffractive IOL
Dr. Gatinel - Principles and Evaluation of Image Quality of a diffractive trifocal IOL
Dr. Lesieur - Depth of field and multifocal IOL
Dr. Rozot - Near, intermediate and far vision with a new trifocal IOL: early results with the first patients
Pr. Cochener - Photopic versus mesopic outcomes with a new pupil dependant trifocal IOL
Development of the PhysIOL 123 Preloaded IOL System
C. Pagnoulle, Innovations in Ophthalmology 2010
A review of the various stages of development of this preloaded system by its designer, C. Pagnoulle, R&D Director at PhysIOL.
Refractive aspects of cataracts - Towards customization
P. Rozot and JC Rigal-Sastourne. European Ophthalmic Review. Volume 3, Issue 2
Results of a prospective multicentre study on spherical aberration, contrast sensitivity and depth of field after implantation of a Micro AY IOL.
Why use a hydrophilic acrylic IOL in 2009?
G. Lesieur. Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today. Insert. Oct 2009
The author outlines his views and provides clinical data on hydrophilic acrylic IOLs.
IOL centration and stability
C. Chassain. Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today. Insert. Oct 2009
The author describes a new IOL design and presents his clinical results on centration and rotational stability.
Photoprotection and photoreception with blue-light-filtering IOLs
B. Mashhour. Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today. Insert. Oct 2009
Point of view and clinical experience of a posterior segment surgeon on blue-light-filtering IOL
Small incision bimanual phaco chop
J.C. Vryghem. Cataract and Refractive Surgery Today. April 2008
The author describes his bimanual procedure and the instruments used for capsulorhexis and phaco chop.
Surgical performance of the PhysIOL micro-incision lenses
124 eyes with senile or presenile cataract were operated on by four surgeons. 74.2% of surgeries were performed with a biaxial MICS technique and 25.8% with a coaxial MICS technique. The Micro AY lens was implanted through a 1.8mm incision or less in 74.2% of cases. No peroperative complication was noticed.
Clinical performance of the PhysIOL micro-incision lenses
The 2-year results on 52 eyes implanted with a PhysIOL Micro lens showed that BCVA was very stable: 0.92 at 1 month, 0.94 at 3 months, 0.93 at 6 months, 0.92 at 12 months and 0.91 at 24 months. No Nd:Yag laser capsulotomy was performed in this study two years after surgery.
