01 June 2011
By:Dr Mark Packer
FDA results and personal experience demonstrate very high satisfaction with lens
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01 June 2011
By:Dr Patrice Vo Tan
Comparative study shows excellent intermediate vision results, high levels of spectacle independence and minimal photic phenoma at night.
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01 June 2011
By:Dr Frank Goes
First answers from the Happy Patient Project
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05 January 2010
Crystalens AO is the first aberration-free accommodating IOL
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09 December 2009
In the December issue of the American Journal of Ophthalmology Brandeis University researchers published a paper about the highly precise scleral lens, to treat severe cornea or ocular surface disease, the Boston Ocular Surface Prosthesis (BOS-P).
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29 April 2009
“As we move into the 21st century the role of the IOL will evolve allowing better outcomes in cataract surgery and find new roles in surgery to improve vision such as through the treatment of presbyopia.”
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01 October 2007
By: Michael C. Knorz, MD
Without performing LASIK, 85-90% of [multifocal IOL] patients may achieve spectacle independence. However, with LASIK success rates are about 99%
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01 October 2007
By:Jane Ashworth, MD, Chris Lloyd, MD
The desired refractive outcome is approximately 2 D by age two and 1 to 2 D by age three, reflecting the fact that the majority of growth of the eye has occurred by this age
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