Titlebook: Lens Implantation; 30 Years of Progress P. Leonard,J. Rommel Book 1982 Belgian Society of Ophthalmology, Leuven, Belgium and Dr W. Junk Pub

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History,adiny, whose idea of lens implantation was mentioned by Casanova in his memoires (Taieb, 1955). In Warsaw in 1766, Tadiny showed Casanova tiny crystal lenses that he said he could insert under the cornea to replace the eye’s natural lens. Two years later in Barcelona after a second meeting, Casanova

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The Optics of Intraocular Lenses,k VIII lens is biconvex, the anterior surface having a constant radius of 14 mm and the posterior surface varying according to the dioptic power. The optical portion of nearly all of the other lenses are planoconvex, with the radius varying according to their power. Almost all lenses are made of pol

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Pre-, Per-, and Postoperative Management of Lens Implantation,lace according to criteria representative of the current state of the art and that the patient has been fully informed of the advantages and risks involved in the new techniques. Because the implant procedure may have to be aborted due to factors that arise during surgery, the patient should be told

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Iridocapsular and Capsular Supported Lenses,ded by the lens capsule and on additional iris synechiae. Although he was convinced that “the proper place for an artificial lenticulus had to be where nature intended the cristallin to be”, iridocapsular fixation was soon abandoned for several reasons such as the difficulty in getting the lens into

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Lens Implantation and Retinal Detachment,rom 0.5% to about 3%, an increase by a factor of 300, which confirms the irrefutable influence of cataract extraction. A survey of the literature indicates that the incidence among pseudophakics seems to be of the same order.

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Guidelines,n our study of the literature and our own experience. Our position is that before deciding to implant a pseudo-phakos, the parameters presented on Figure XVI-1 must be taken into consideration. We shall discuss them in turn.