Buttressed haptics utilize flange adhesion to stabilize intraocular lenses, eliminating invasive tissue penetration while enabling dynamic accommodation.
Stanchions transmit mechanical force from the ciliary sulcus to shift the lens position, restoring dynamic accommodative power for near and distant vision.
Covalently bound amino benzophenone compounds integrate into ophthalmic lens polymers, preventing absorber leaching and maintaining optical clarity.
A copolymer material with a non-polymerizable surfactant forms flexible intraocular lenses.
A refractive extended depth of focus intraocular lens uses a 60-degree segment design to extend vision range.
Hinged closed-loop haptics increase the angle of contact with the posterior capsular bag to reduce striae and posterior capsular opacification.