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Latest refractive news
ICLs effective over long-periods
July 22, 2009
The use of implantable collamer lenses (ICLs) to correct moderate to high myopia can offer predictable and stable results over a long period of time, according to a report published in the July issue of Archives of Ophthalmology.
Light adjustable lenses offer stability of refraction
July 22, 2009
Residual myopic errors can be successfully corrected postoperatively by using light-adjustable lens technology (LAL) in cataract patients, concludes a study published online by Ophthalmology.
Presbyopia lens launch
May 13, 2009
Oculentis will present its presbyopia correcting LENTIS Mplus IOL at DOC 2009 in Nuremberg to an expert audience. It claims the lens features a completely new approach in multi-focal lens technology.
IOL receives further $40 million investment
May 6, 2009
Visiogen is reporting significant progress in the development of the Synchrony IOL, including the completion of the US phase III study, the formation of Visiogen Europe GmbH and the commencement of commercialization in Europe.
New offerings for the refractive surgeon
April 22, 2009
The Visante omni is the first system to combine OCT and Placido disk technologies, providing comprehensive anterior and posterior topography for improved patient selection and care.
Refractive articles
Refractive surgery trends
Femtosecond laser use on the up for flap creation is just one trend
Experience plays role in choice of syringes
Physicians must be aware of options, know how to use different categories of viscoelastic
Blue-light-filtering lens – theory versus empirical experience?
Critical consideration based on the literature and studies
Pseudophakic monovision vs bilateral multifocal IOLs
Monovision popularity is growing as an option for presbyopia patients
The 'Add-On' IOL approach for managing challenging cases in cataract surgery
Surgeons can now consider new treatment possibilities for patients that otherwise would have had limited options
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