in Cataract Surgery. An intraocular lens (IOL) is an artificial lens made of silicone or acrylic, placed within the eye when the natural lens is removed, most often for cataract. Risk of dementia ...

Cataracts are a common eye condition that affects over 24 million Americans, with 3.7 million having undergone surgery to ...

The global intraocular lens market is experiencing significant growth, with 2022 sales projected to reach USD 4.6 billion, according to a newly released analysis from Future Market Insights. The ...

The indications for intraocular lens removal can occur during intraocular lens implantation or late postoperatively. These indications can be classified into four major categories: intraocular ...

but never before had a foreign body been placed inside an eye. Since it was a revolutionary surgery, Dr. Ridley kept the first lens implant surgery a secret. He performed at the St. Thomas ...

Enhanced monofocal IOLs provide a slight depth-of-focus boost without compromising contrast, making them a versatile choice ...

such as intraocular lens (IOL), corneal implants, and retinal implants, play a significant role in restoring vision and improving the quality of life for patients with vision loss. These implants help ...

During cataract surgery, the natural clouded lens is removed and then replaced by an IOL to become a permanent part of your eye. If you would like a non-standard IOL instead of a standard ...

If visually significant refractive errors are present after cataract surgery, surgical management options include piggyback IOL implantation, IOL exchange, toric IOL rotation, photorefractive ...