ESCRS - Supplement: Extended Depth of Focuswith the Bi-Flex ELON IOL ;
ESCRS - Supplement: Extended Depth of Focuswith the Bi-Flex ELON IOL ;
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Supplement: Extended Depth of Focuswith the Bi-Flex ELON IOL

Empowered by Wavefront Linking technologyfor an elongated depth of field

Supplement: Extended Depth of Focuswith the Bi-Flex ELON IOL

Non-diffractive Extended Depth of Focus (EDoF) IOLs represent the latest generation of presbyopia-correcting IOLs. Using various physical or optical principles, these lenses aim to satisfy patients’ visual needs with an active lifestyle while minimizing the risk of dysphotopsia compared to diffractive technologies. This article introduces Medicontur’s latest innovation, the ELON IOL, as a new option within the non-diffractive EDoF IOL category. The article describes ELON’s proprietary Wavefront Linking technology that is designed to create a true ELONgated Focus and presents the first clinical experiences of ELON users.

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