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IOL

Intraocular lens, see there.
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IOL

Abbreviation for intraocular lens.
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Q. I had cataract surgery with iol implant, and ever since I have awful light sensitivity. Any ideas? I can't go into a "super store" without my sunglasses. My eyes ache at the end of the day. My doctor says "I don't know!"

A. May sound a bit silly question, but have you tried to consult your ophthalmologist (eye doctor, e.g. the one that performed the operation) about it? Cataract surgery, although considered very successful, isn't problem-free. Primary physician may not have the necessary specialization to deal with these subjects.

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Phakic IOL, Traditional/ Monofocal IOL, Premium IOL, and the other types could be explored in Intraocular Lens (IOL) in the forecast period.
Other offences are not currently specified in the current guidance, like possession of a weapon or causing death by dangerous driving, which are included in the IoL's.
While basic, monofocal IOLs are most commonly used for cataract surgery, advanced technology IOLs (AT-IOLs), including those that correct presbyopia, are improving patient outcomes and fulfilling patients' desire for independence from spectacles.
In this study, all the patients were bilaterally treated with toric multifocal IOL implants.
We did not observe other complications such as hyphema, iris prolapse, IOL drop, retinal detachment, and endophthalmitis.
After a period of successful cataract surgery posterior capsule opacification(PCO) is one of the most vision disturbing problem.1 Neodymium- yttrium-aluminum garnet (Nd:YAG) laser capsulotomy is the best choice for treatment of PCO in pseudophakic eyes for many years.2 Although it seems to be safe but also it has sight-threatening complications like intraocular pressure (IOP) increase, corneal injury, intraocular lens (IOL) pittings, IOL dislocation, anterior vitreous prolapse, vitritis, pupil blockage, cystoid macular oedema, retinal hemorrhage and retinal detachment.
These challenges frequently include selecting a surgical technique and timing of the surgery, managing complications, and determining the dioptric power and structure of the IOL (5-8).
Theoretic-T formula was used to calculate the desired IOL power for all kinds of axial lengths.
(i) Model 1 is based on preoperative corneal measurements, mean observed SICA, observed IOL axis position, and IOL toric power at the corneal plane (as calculated by the manufacturer).
A folded IOL is inserted into the lens capsule, which then promptly unfolds.
AutonoMe is the first-and-only automated, disposable, pre-loaded IOL delivery system that allows exact delivery of the IOL into the capsular bag in patients undergoing cataract surgery.
Although the biocompatibility of IOL lenses should be evaluated as a whole, the biological impact of an implanted IOL is at the uveal and capsular levels.
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