A ring with radially spaced haptics shifts an IOL along the optical axis to expand dioptric range, improve near vision, and lower capsule risk.
A tapered haptic with a thickening gusset and thinning distal region spreads capsular bag force more evenly, reducing striae while preserving IOL stability.
Three optic zones and a transition zone deliver near, intermediate, and distance vision while reducing glare, halos, and light loss.
Active splay arms and plungers straighten intraocular lens haptics before insertion to limit rotation and improve placement accuracy.
A two-state injector package keeps the intraocular lens unfolded during storage, then enables simple preparation and insertion when needed.
Radial tension reshapes an intraocular lens optic to restore accommodative power even when capsular elasticity is reduced by fibrosis.
A segmented passive and electro-active IOL layout enables small-incision implantation while preserving clear vision during power failure.
A dial-folded IOL cartridge stays locked in packaging until rotation, simplifying unpacking, handpiece attachment, and accurate lens delivery.
Magnetically retracting intraocular lens haptics in the injector enables compact insertion and controlled unfolding with lower risk of damage.
Adjustable fluid reservoirs and haptics recenter an intraocular lens after insertion, reducing aberrations without added surgery.
A hybrid plunger and hydraulic drive delivers intraocular implants through small incisions with lower actuation force and steadier control.
Electromagnetic radiation changes haptic and brace arm curvature to reposition an intraocular lens in the capsular bag without surgery.
A sealed folding chamber stores the IOL in fluid while keeping injector surfaces dry, reducing contamination risk and preserving coating stability.
A base-and-tab lens assembly allows refractive correction changes after implantation without disturbing the capsular bag.
Unequal haptic arm lengths distribute restoring force more evenly, limiting IOL rotation, deformation, and capsular bag stress.
A non-parallel flange on a modular IOL ring defocuses off-axis light to reduce glare artifacts while enabling smaller implantation incisions.
Sub-wavelength metasurfaces on IOL surfaces cut visible reflections and glare, reducing positive dysphotopsia after implantation.