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One-piece aspheric IOL with blue light filter

The IOL is constructed with a dense polymer network-ensuring long-term stability. The 360° sharp edges prevent epithelial cells from moving into the optic area, thus stopping early posterior capsule opacification (PCO). The haptic surface reduces haptic stickiness and makes the IOL easy to handle.

Fundus illumination

The system comes complete with a Photoxguard system. This touch-screen system includes individual user profiles and continuously monitors the emitted light. Photoxguard also warns the surgeon of any phototoxicity dangers. Surgical procedures can be completed at close proximity to the retina due to the increased safety features.

For more information please visit http://www.geuder.com/

Diffractive trifocal IOL

The IOL consists of a combination of two diffractive structures that are adjusted to offer a +3.5 D addition for near vision and another +1.75 D addition for intermediate vision. According to the company, the fact that this IOL reduces the loss of light energy results in a significantly improved performance for intermediate vision while also maintaining the performance at distance and near.

For more information please visit http://www.physiol.be/

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