Enhanced acrylic IOL

Enhanced acrylic IOL
Bausch + Lomb has announced the launch of its new INCISE microincision IOL. “This enhanced acrylic IOL, in combination with the capabilities of the Stellaris Vision Enhancement System, allows surgeons to perform microincision cataract surgery less than 2mm, delivering less invasive surgery for a more rapid visual recovery,†said a company spokesman. “The new lens offers a number of features to deliver an enhanced experience for both the surgeon and patient and ultimately better outcomes,†he said. “The INCISE IOL’s aspheric advanced optics are designed to enhance visual quality. The combination of an enhanced acrylic, improved Stellaris system capabilities and a new single use INCISE Viscoject Bioinjector enables 1.8mm in-the-bag and 1.4mm wound assist implantation enabling surgeons to benefit from a controlled sub-2mm MICS procedure,†said the spokesman. www.bausch.com
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