Accommodative intraocular lens system and set for assembling the accommodative intraocular lens system.

An accommodative intraocular lens system comprising a base and a bonnet that is attachable or attached to the base, wherein the base includes a base lens and the bonnet includes a bonnet lens, wherein when the base is attached to the bonnet, the base lens and the bonnet lens are arranged so that they are movable relatively to each other, and wherein the base lens is provided with a foot.

An accommodative intraocular lens system comprising a base and a bonnet that is attachable or attached to the base, wherein the base includes a base lens and the bonnet includes a bonnet lens, wherein at least one of the base and the bonnet is provided with elastic webs that render the bonnet lens movable relatively to the base lens, and wherein

• at the interface of at least one of the webs with the base or the bonnet a notch is provided.

An accommodative intraocular lens system comprising a base and a bonnet that is attachable or attached to the base, wherein the base includes a base lens and the bonnet includes a bonnet lens, and wherein when the base is attached to the bonnet, the base lens and the bonnet lens are arranged so that they are movable relatively to each other and the base lens and the bonnet lens can assume at least one relative position in which the anterior face of the base lens and the posterior face of the bonnet lens press against each other forming a contact area, and wherein

• at least one of the bonnet and the base comprises a stop that protrudes from the one towards the other of the bonnet and the base and that can abut against the other of the bonnet and the base in order to limit the extent by which the anterior face of the base lens and the posterior face of the bonnet lens can be moved towards each other to press against each other.

A set for assembling an accommodative intraocular lens system suitable for implantation in capsular bags of multiple sizes, the set comprising multiple bases and a bonnet that is attachable to each of the bases, wherein the bonnet has an actuator for contacting a portion of the capsular bag on one of the anterior and the posterior sides of the capsular bag, and each base has an actuator for contacting a portion of the capsular bag on the other of the anterior and the posterior sides of the capsular bag, and wherein each base is shaped differently such that for each base when the base is attached to the bonnet, the length of the resulting accommodative intraocular lens as measured from the actuator of the base to the actuator of the bonnet is different to that of any accommodative intraocular lens formed with any of the other bases.

A method of operation of an accommodative intraocular lens system comprising a base and a bonnet that is attachable or attached to the base, wherein the base includes a base lens and the bonnet includes a bonnet lens and a bonnet ring holding the bonnet lens, the base is attached to the bonnet, the base lens and the bonnet lens are arranged so that they are movable relatively to each other and the bonnet lens is attached to the bonnet ring, wherein the method comprises a step of compression forces being applied to the bonnet ring and the base moving the bonnet lens and the base lens towards each other.

A method of assembling an accommodative intraocular lens system suitable for implantation in capsular bags of multiple sizes, the method comprising the steps of:

• Providing a bonnet which has an actuator for contacting a portion of the capsular bag on one of the anterior and the posterior sides of the capsular bag;
• providing multiple bases, wherein each base has an actuator for contacting a portion of the capsular bag on the other of the anterior and the posterior sides of the capsular bag, each base is attachable to the bonnet, and each base is shaped differently such that for each base when the base is attached to the bonnet, the length of the resulting accommodative intraocular lens as measured from the actuator of the base to the actuator of the bonnet is different to that of any accommodative intraocular lens formed with any of the other bases.