Comparative Analysis Between A New Generation Refractive Edof Lens, A Diffractive Edof Lens And A Trifocal Diffractive Lens
Published 2024 - 42nd Congress of the ESCRS
Reference: PP19.01 | Type: Free paper | DOI: 10.82333/fm97-py82
Authors: Domenico Boccuzzi* 1 , FRANCESCO CARONES 1 , LUCA VIGO 1
1OPHTHALMOLOGY,ADVALIA VISION,MILAN,Italy
Purpose
COMPARISON OF THE BRAND NEW PURELY REFRACTIVE EDOF LENS PURESEE WITH A DIFFRACTIVE EDOF LENS (SYNFONY) AND A REFRACTIVE FROF LENS (SYNERGY)
Setting
ADVALIA VISION, MILAN ITALY
Methods
Visual acuity analysis, binocular depth of focus, spectacle independence, and dysphotopsia profile were analyzed among 65 patients implanted with three different advanced technology IOLs.
The three different IOLs are the PureSee (Johson & Johnson Vision) refractive EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) lens, the Simphony (Johson & Johnson Vision) diffractive EDOF lens, and the Synergy (Johson & Johnson Vision) diffractive FROF (Full Range of Focus) lens.
Results
Refractive results: 24/30 eyes (80%) are within ±0.25 D target spheroequivalent; 3 eyes are -0.37 D and -0.50 D SE (UCDVA 0.0-0.1 LogMAR); 1 eye is -0.62 D SE
(UCDVA 0.1 LogMAR); 2 eye is +0.37 D SE (UCDVA 0.0 LogMAR); 30/30 eyes (100%) have less than 0.50 D refractive cylinder
Binocular Visual Acuity 93% reched >/= -0.1 LogMAR, 7% =0.0 LogMAR for UCDVA (400cm); 100% >/= -0.1 LogMAR for UCIVA (60 cm); 80% >/= 0.0 LogMAR, 13% 0.1 LogMAR and 7% 0.2 LogMAR for UCNVA.
Conclusions
30/30 eyes (100%) have BCDVA ≥ 0.1 LogMAR; 15/15 patients (100%) do not detect any focus spikes or discontinuities; 15/15 patients (100%) refer excellent quality of vision in daylight and bright light conditions; 12/15 patients (80%) never need reading glasses.
The new purely refarctive PureSee EDOF IOL presents a