Free Paper: Presbyopia Correction

• Tuesday  13 September 2016 | Session Time: 16:00-18:00
  
  Venue: Auditorium A

• 16:00
• Evaluation of age-related changes on human ocular accommodation biomechanics using high frequency ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM)
  Presenting Author: D.Goldberg USA
• 16:06
• Improvement in near visual acuity persists 2 and 3 years following surgery in the VisAbility multicenter clinical trial
  Presenting Author: J.Katz USA
• 16:12
• Pre-clinical and clinical assessment EV06 ophthalmic solution (EV06; lipoic acid choline ester, 1.5%) for improving distance-corrected near vision acuity (DCNVA) in presbyopes
  Presenting Author: J.Hunkeler USA
• 16:18
• Six month follow-up results and retreatment rates with the Supracor LASIK procedure for presbyopia
  Presenting Author: K.Liesto FINLAND
• 16:24
• Comparison of uncorrected and target-corrected visual performance of a small aperture intraocular lens in the treatment of presbyopia
  Presenting Author: S.Schmickler GERMANY
• 16:30
• Visual performance of a new extended-depth-of-focus intraocular lens
  Presenting Author: G.Savini ITALY
• 16:36
• Discussion
• 16:42
• Long-term visual outcomes after laser anterior ciliary excision
  Presenting Author: S.Rowen USA
• 16:48
• A comparison of monocular vs binocular near vision at 24 month post-scleral implants for presbyopia
  Presenting Author: B.Soloway USA
• 16:54
• Binocular reading efficiency with clear non-refractive hydrogel corneal inlay for the correction of presbyopia
  Presenting Author: E.Barragan MEXICO
• 17:00
• Discussion
• 17:18
• Spectacle independence and patient satisfaction with FineVision trifocal compared to bifocal intraocular lens implantation in refractive lens exchange procedures
  Presenting Author: K.Nistad NORWAY
• 17:24
• Refractive stability with and without capsular tension rings for two designs of FineVision Trifocal IOL
  Presenting Author: B.Gjerdrum NORWAY
• 17:30
• Visual function with KAMRA corneal inlay in pseudophakic patients, extended-depth-of-focus intraocular lens (EDOF-IOL) and diffractive multifocal intraocular lens (MF-IOL) for the surgical correction of presbyopia
  Presenting Author: M.El-Husseiny GERMANY
• 17:36
• Discussion