Pseudophakic IOL may suit cataract, refractive lens exchange

San Francisco-Clinical trials have begun evaluating the Light-Adjustable Lens (LAL, Calhoun Vision), a unique silicone-based, pseudophakic IOL that would allow for non-invasive, postoperative correction of refractive and wavefront errors, said Daniel M. Schwartz, MD.

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