Replicating the physiological mechanism of focusing of the crystalline lens with an IOL has been the long-time ultimate goal of presbyopia management.
Several attempts seemed successful at first but eventually failed because fibrosis occurred with time, reducing the ability of the capsule to contract and move the lens. The search continues, and new projects are in the pipeline, with novel designs and mechanisms of action.
“We have learned many lessons over the years on the challenges associated with utilizing the accommodative mechanisms of the natural eye, which turned out to (Read more...)