Free Paper: Pseudophakic IOLs: Toric & Multifocal

• Tuesday  8 September 2015 | Session Time: 08:00-10:30
  
  Venue: Room 11

• 08:00
• Sources of error in toric intraocular lens power calculation
  Presenting Author: N.Hirnschall AUSTRIA
• 08:06
• Toric IOL prediction accuracy using a novel regression formula
  Presenting Author: A.Abulafia ISRAEL
• 08:12
• The importance of kappa distance and data alignment in the axis and value of anterior, posterior and total corneal astigmatism used for toric IOL planning
  Presenting Author: C.Arce BRAZIL
• 08:18
• Toric intraocular lens calculations using the effective lens position with anterior and posterior corneal radii
  Presenting Author: Y.Eom SOUTH KOREA
• 08:24
• Toric intraocular lens calculation with different devices
  Presenting Author: C.Azenha PORTUGAL
• 08:30
• The preliminary results of a toric IOL power calculation in patients after RK with no history dates
  Presenting Author: L.Romanova RUSSIA
• 08:36
• Supplementary toric intraocular lens (TIOL) implantation for pseudophakic refractive error in Chinese eyes
  Presenting Author: J.Hung HONG KONG
• 08:42
• Discussion
• 08:54
• Visual outcomes after implantation of gradient multifocal IOLs with different additional power
  Presenting Author: T.Morozova RUSSIA
• 09:00
• Visual performance of a diffractive toric multifocal intraocular lens
  Presenting Author: M.Passarinho PORTUGAL
• 09:06
• Physiological variations in pupil size and eccentricity of visual axis (angle kappa) impact quality of vision in asymmetric multifocal intraocular lens implants
  Presenting Author: E.Pazo UK
• 09:12
• Visual outcomes of 1500 patients with an asymmetric refractive intraocular lens: an Australian experience
  Presenting Author: K.Meades AUSTRALIA
• 09:18
• Error induced by estimation of corneal power and effective lens position with the Mplus multifocal intraocular lens
  Presenting Author: R.Pérez-Cambrodí SPAIN
• 09:24
• Comparison of spherical and astigmatic tolerability of three different diffractive mutifocal intraocular lenses with a +2.5, +3.0 and +3.75 diopter addition power
  Presenting Author: O.Muftuoglu TURKEY
• 09:30
• Discussion
• 09:42
• The effect of mesopic pupil size and IOL centration on overall patient satisfaction with the TECNIS multifocal IOL
  Presenting Author: F.Bucci, Jr USA
• 09:48
• Clinical outcomes after mixing cataract surgery with implantation of the ReSTor lens +2.50 in dominant eye and + 3.0 in fellow eye
  Presenting Author: W.Lubiński POLAND
• 09:54
• Mixing and matching refractive hydrophilic acrylic Rayner multifocal IOLs
  Presenting Author: Z.Mazhry PAKISTAN
• 10:00
• Randomised controlled trial comparing visual outcomes after mix and match implantation of a difractive bifocal +2.5/+3D intraocular lens (IOL) with bilateral implantation of a diffractive trifocal IOL
  Presenting Author: R.Bilbao-Calabuig SPAIN
• 10:06
• South African results of visual outcomes and patient satisfaction of cataract surgery with implantation of the Caregroup iDiff Plus presbyopic IOL
  Presenting Author: J.Kruger SOUTH AFRICA
• 10:12
• Discussion