Session Title: Cataract II
Session Date/Time: Sunday 05/02/2012 | 08:30-11:00
Paper Time: 10:27
Venue: Grand Ballroom
First Author: : C.Savaresi ITALY
Co Author(s): :
"Purpose:
To evaluate the safety and efficacy of pseudophakic accommodative IOL implant in patients operated for cataract.
Setting:
Cataract Surgery
Methods:
30 eyes of 15 patients operated of cataract, were included in the study.
All patients were implanted bilaterally, into 15 to 30days, with two types of Accomodative Iols: a three-pieces silicone Polyspheric monofocal Accomodative lens into the non-dominant eye, so to benefit of its Polyspheric central area and a three-pieces silicone Neutral-Aspheric Accomodative Iols into the dominant eye providing the best Visual acuity for Distance.
UCDVA and UNNVA were measured at 7 days, 30 days, 60 days , 90 days,180 days.
All evaluation supported by diagnostic instruments as the OPD SCAN II and iTrace. RESULTS UNNVA Monocular equal or greater of J3 in 85% of the operated eyes. UCDVA greater or equal to 20/25 into 90% eyes.
The visual acuity for distance is comparable to values obtainable with conventional silicone Iols studies.
Benefits into visual acuity for near were observed in over 90% of patients able to read book characters and/or smart-phone/computer one.
Conclusions:
Cataract surgery implanting both silicone Polispheric and Neutral-Aspheric Accomodative lens, based on a Mix and Match approach, is effective, providing high quality of vision for distance vision and significant advantage in binocular vision at near.
Financial Disclosure:
No"
