Lens design
OwnerMinas Theodore Coroneoinventor
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Abstract
An intraocular lens configured to reduce or eliminate oblique incident light photic disturbances in the eye, said lens comprising anterior and posterior surfaces defining a central lens optic extending from said anterior to said posterior surfaces and a peripheral portion outside of the central lens optic, wherein the peripheral portion is a prismatic lens which redirects oblique incident light on the peripheral portion forward of the nasal retina in the eye and onto the ciliary body/pars plana region.
Claims37
An intraocular lens configured to reduce or eliminate oblique incident light photic disturbances in the eye, said lens comprising anterior and posterior surfaces defining a central lens optic extending from said anterior to said posterior surfaces and a peripheral portion outside of the central lens optic, wherein the peripheral portion is a prismatic lens which redirects oblique incident light on the peripheral portion forward of the nasal retina in the eye and onto the ciliary body/pars plana region.
An intraocular lens including:
- a central lens optic with an anterior surface and a posterior surface;
- and,
- a peripheral portion with an anterior surface and a posterior surface,
- wherein the peripheral portion is adjacent to the central lens optic and wherein the peripheral portion is a prismatic lens, and wherein the prismatic lens redirects oblique incident light onto an internal portion of the eye without light receptors.
An intraocular lens including a central lens optic with an anterior and a posterior surface, and a peripheral portion with an anterior and a posterior surface, wherein the central lens optic and the peripheral portion are separated by a junction region defining an area of minimum thickness between the anterior and posterior surfaces, wherein the peripheral portion is a prismatic lens configured to direct oblique incident light onto the ciliary body/pars plana region of the eye
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