01 April 2011
By:Dr Thomas Olsen
Following a premium IOL implantation it is now possible to maintain the target refractive error of 0.5 D but errors can still arise in the calculation of the desired IOL power. Modernizing formulae may help to reduce prediction error in IOL power calculations.
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01 April 2011
By:Dr Paul-Rolf Preußner
Dr Paul-Rolf Preussner discusses how additional optical measurements are required to improve the accuracy limits in IOL calculation
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01 April 2011
By:Dr Oliver Findl
Increasing levels of expectations of refractive results is challenging IOL power calculations, reveals Dr Oliver Findl
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01 March 2011
By:Dr Stephen S. Lane
An investigational femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery system for capsulotomy creation was evaluated in a randomized, fellow eye control study.
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01 December 2010
By:Dr Nick Mamalis
The potential complications associated with implantation of phakic IOLs may give cataract surgeons a few challenges, but problems can often be averted with proper sizing and vaulting.
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01 December 2010
By:Dr Serge Zaluski
Dr Zaluski examines the visual performance and ascertains the level of patient satisfaction with the multifocalDiffractiva Diff-s IOL
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01 December 2010
By:Dr Luca Buzzonetti
A new variation of femtosecond laser-assisted 'big bubble' deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty uses the laser to create an intrastromal channel serves as a pathway for the insertion of the air injection
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