AMO introduces next-generation, one-piece IOL in the United States
Advanced Medical Optics (AMO) announced the U.S. introduction of its next-generation, one-piece IOL (Tecnis) with design enhancements that target zero spherical aberration and improve night-driving simulator performance, according to the company.
Advanced Medical Optics (AMO) announced the U.S. introduction of its next-generation, one-piece IOL (Tecnis) with design enhancements that target zero spherical aberration and improve night-driving simulator performance, according to the company.
A 360-degree edge design (ProTec, AMO) provides an uninterrupted barrier edge to minimize cell migration to the posterior capsule. Unlike first-generation, one-piece lenses, the new lens has no interruption at the haptic-optic junction, according to the company. The lens also features a frosted edge to minimize edge glare. In addition, three-point fixation (Tri-Fix, AMO) provides stability. Refraction stabilizes quickly after the implantation procedure.
Made from a hydrophobic acrylic material that blocks ultraviolet light, the lens transmits the blue light needed for improved scotopic vision and healthy circadian rhythms. The IOL's one-piece design and reduced center thickness enable simple implantation with bag-friendly coplanar delivery and gentle unfolding haptics, the company said.
The lens has been designated as a New Technology Intraocular Lens by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
For more information, visit AMO at booths 1328 and 1628.