A piston tip with circumferential arms deforms to push an intraocular lens through a small injector opening.
Multi-concave liquid meniscus lens applies electrical charge to reshape the interface between saline and oil, resolving ophthalmic size constraints.
A fixing sac with peripheral threads anchors an intraocular implant to the ciliary sulcus, preventing lens tilting and corneal astigmatism.
Synchronized overlapping reliefs on the lens surface resolve intermediate vision contrast loss caused by pupil shrinkage and eccentricity.
A plunger holding part stabilizes rear support parts to prevent twisting and detachment during intraocular lens injection.
Placing additional surface sections on the posterior side eliminates anterior internal reflections that cause optical halos.
A fluorosilicone polymer with high-surface-area silica particles provides optical clarity and low Young's modulus for accommodating intraocular lenses.
Curved transition edges in the helical lens eliminate abrupt accelerations during manufacturing, improving production precision and optical imaging.