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Multifocality in IOLs is achieved through refractive or diffractive optical approaches.

The number of individuals who will require cataract surgery after undergoing refractive surgery for correction of myopia or hyperopia (ie, post-refractive patients) is expected to increase.

Vitroretinal surgery is a relatively “new” specialty that has advanced as technology has evolved

The wide array of ocular lubricants on the market can be overwhelming for both patients and eyecare providers.

Early adoption of new technology fosters innovative applications, potentially providing efficiency and clinical benefits

The NGENUITY^® 3D visualization system with DATAFUSION™ allows for similar surgical efficiency to using standard microscopes even in high volume surgical centers performing anterior segment procedures like cataract…

Today’s SS-OCT Biometers employ two methods to measure the axial length: Sum-of Segments using individual refractive indices or a Mean Group Refractive Index

Astigmatism occurs when light entering the eye does not converge at a single focal point in the back of the eye, but instead focuses at two different locations.

Depth of focus extension elongates the focal region to provide a continuous range of vision from distance to intermediate, with some functional performance at near.