Cataract Surgery Bonus Feature

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  • DAVID J. SPALTON
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JULY/AUGUST 2010 CATARACT & REFRACTIVE SURGERY TODAY EUROPE 15 H ydrophilic IOLs have many appealing characteristics, such as good optical clarity, good biocompatibility, a low incidence of dysphotopias, and good compressibility allowing implantation through small incisions. Many of these characteristics are due to the water content of hydrophilic lenses, which can vary from 18% to 30%. In contrast, hydrophobic lenses contain less than 1% water. Calcification has been reported with some hydrophilic IOLs, and subsequently many have had to be explanted.1 As a result, the usage and reputation of these lens materials have suffered. However, newer hydrophilic IOLs appear to be largely free of this problem and are widely used today.

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تاریخ انتشار 2010