A channel extends from the optic to the haptic portion of an intraocular lens, providing a direct pathway for viscoelastic fluid injection.
Compressible ring and internal supports stabilize intraocular lenses within the ciliary sulcus, preventing displacement when capsular bag tears occur.
An automated plunger driver replaces manual cranking to free the surgeon's hand while controlling insertion force.
A refractive accommodating lens uses immiscible fluid interfaces to shift curvature and adjust optical power.