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Six-month clinical results positive for dual-optic IOL

San Diego-First trial results with the Synchrony dual-optic accommodative IOL (Visiogen Inc.) indicate that this first-generation lens is safe and performs well. However, lens power calculations should improve via more IOL implantation and calculation adjustment, according to Gerd Auffarth, MD.

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