Aspherical multifocal intraocular lens
AssigneeLenstec Barbados Inc.
InventorJohn Clough
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Abstract
A multifocal intraocular lens has an anterior lens surface which includes a first optic of a first radius and a second optic of a different radius. The posterior surface of the lens include an aspheric surface.
Claims6
A bifocal lens comprising:
- a posterior aspheric lens surface having a first radius of curvature,
- an anterior aspheric lens surface, said anterior aspheric lens surface having a first aspheric distance optic portion having a radius of curvature equal to the first radius of curvature of the posterior aspheric lens surface,
- a second near optic portion having a radius of curvature less than that of the first portion thereby forming a second optic surface on the anterior lens surface,
- the first aspheric distance optic portion having a perimeter and the second near optic portion having a perimeter,
- a flat surface extending outwardly from the entire radially outer periphery of the anterior lens near optic portion, and
- a first haptic extending from a top portion of said bifocal lens and a second haptic extending from a lower portion of said bifocal lens, each haptic including a first and second leg extending from the bifocal lens and a cross member extending between the legs, and a footplate located at a distal end of each leg.
A bifocal lens comprising a lens body having an outermost annular circumferential edge and having a posterior aspheric lens surface having a first radius of curvature and an anterior aspheric lens surface having a first aspheric distance optic having a radius of curvature equal to the first radius of curvature of the posterior aspheric lens surface and a second near portion having a radius of curvature less than that of the first portion thereby forming a flat surface extending outwardly from an outer periphery of the second near portion to the annular circumferential edge of the lens body;
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- a first haptic extending from a top portion of said lens body and a second haptic extending from a lower portion of said lens body, each haptic including a first leg and a second leg extending from the lens body and a cross member extending between the legs, and a footplate located at a distal end of each leg.
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