Cataract surgery is a procedure to remove the cloudy lens (a cataract) of your eye and replace it with an artificial one. This surgery restores clear vision quickly and painlessly. After surgery, you'll likely notice a significant improvement in your ability to see clearly.
A 93-year-old patient had variable pattern (extremely hardened) cataracts and early retinal aging changes (precursor to macular degeneration). He also had substantial Astigmatism. Our Enriched Optics Algorithm predicted the Symfony Optiblue Toric IOL was his lens of choice. This lens demonstrates superb contrast acuity (desirable in the face of mild retinal changes), especially when the pupil can become small after surgery.
Once the cataract was removed, we further treated the Astigmatism by using our developed real-time Aberrometry Guided system to pinpoint the exact astigmatism orientation (“axis”) on the eye (then marked using a blue dye marker (see number 1).
After the Symfony Optiblue Toric lens is through a tiny self-sealing 2.2mm opening), the lens is rotated into the proper position by aligning its peripheral hash dots (see number 2) with the Aberrometry Guided (pre-placed) blue markings.
Once the lens has settled into position, our measurement is repeated to confirm the perfect position. Our proprietary Enriched Optics Algorithm and our developed Aberrometry Guidance are two pillars of our EAGLE Vision cataract offering.
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