Comparison The Optical Function Of Synergy And Odyssey Intraocular Lens: Mobile Model Eye Experiment
Published 2026 - 44th Congress of the ESCRS
Reference: POCAT486 | Type: Free paper | DOI: 10.82333/h9bv-5046
Authors: A/Prof. Hosik Hwang* 1
1Catholic university of Korea,Seoul,Korea, Republic Of
Purpose
To compare the optical function of Synergy and Odyssey intraocular lens by mobile model eye
Setting
Yeoudi St. Mary's hospital, Seoul, Korea
Methods
The mobile model eye consists of an artificial cornea, an IOL, a wet cell, an adjustable lens tube, an objective lens, and a digital single-lens reflex camera. We collected photographs of distant buildings (day and night) and streets at night, and videos of United States Air Force resolution target from 6 m to 25 cm and analyzed them quantitatively. We compared the results of Synergy (Johnson&Johnson) and Odyssey(Johnson&Johnson)IOL.
Results
The letters on the signboard of distant buildings looked clearer in Odyssey than in Synergy. For Synergy, the contrast modulation was 0.104 at 6 m. It then decreased and increased again. At 47 cm, it was 0.058 and then decreased again. For Odyssey, the contrast modulation was 0.156 at 6 m. It then decreased and increased again. At 47 cm, it was 0.064 and then decreased again. Halo around light at night was comparable in Synergy and Odyssey.
Conclusions
Contrast modulation of Odyssey is higher than that of Synergy at far distance. Halos around light at night were comparable in Synergy and Odyssey.