KOLOA, Hawaii — The evolution of IOL choices has been “very exciting,” Neda Shamie, MD, from Maloney-Shamie Vision Institute, said at Hawaiian Eye 2020.
“We’ve come a long way from the 1950s when the first lens was implanted, and in the last decade, this has really been rapid fire to the point where we can’t keep up with the new advances,” she said.
However, with more choices comes new challenges, according to Shamie. These challenges include increased chair time, reliance on optimized preoperative measurements, outcome limitations and difficulty
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