Intraocular lens having a design for controlling its axial displacement after implantation
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1. Intraocular lens comprising a central optical body and two haptics attached to or formed integrally with said optical body, wherein the haptics are adapted to contact the capsular bag of an eye and center the optical body behind the iris of the eye to avoid contact of the lens with the iris, wherein the haptics are respectively attached to the optical body via two connecting members separating the haptic plane from the optical plane by a distance b which is larger than half the thickness of the optical body, and wherein each connecting member is substantially perpendicular to the optic plane of the lens.
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Abstract
Intraocular lens comprising a central optical body and haptics attached to or formed integrally with said optical body wherein the haptics are attached to the optical body via connecting members separating the haptic plane from the optical plane by a distance b which is at least half the thickness of the optical body.
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- 1. Intraocular lens comprising a central optical body and two haptics attached to or formed integrally with said optical body, wherein the haptics are adapted to contact the capsular bag of an eye and center the optical body behind the iris of the eye to avoid contact of the lens with the iris, wherein the haptics are respectively attached to the optical body via two connecting members separating the haptic plane from the optical plane by a distance b which is larger than half the thickness of the optical body, and wherein each connecting member is substantially perpendicular to the optic plane of the lens.
- 14. Intraocular lens comprising a central optical body and haptics attached to or formed integrally with said optical body, wherein the haptics are adapted to contact the capsular bag of an eye and center the optical body behind the iris of the eye to avoid contact of the lens with the iris, wherein the haptics are attached to the optical body via connecting members separating the haptic plane from the optical plane by a distance b which is larger than half the thickness of the optical body, and wherein each connecting member is substantially perpendicular to the optical plane of the lens, whereby a controlled or predictable displacement of the intraocular lens is achieved in the eye.
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