The unique haptic design of the capsulorhexis-fixated FEMTIS® IOL Family allows very predictable positioning, benefiting from automated capsulotomies. The perfect alignment of the IOL with the optical axis as well as the very high rotational stability are ideal conditions for a precise correction.
Step 1: lndividualised laser configuration
Step 2: Perfect, circular capsular bag opening using computer-controlled laser cutting technology
Step 3: Fragmentation of the lens nucleus
Step 1: Application of the zepto tip into the anterior chamber
Step 2: Positioning of the silicone ring on the optical axis
Step 3: Stick the silicone ring on the lens capsule
Step 4: Performing the capsulotomy
Possible disadvantages of manual capsulotomy
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Minimal reported subjective photic phenomena
* Source: Clinical evaluation of the rotational stability, Prof. B. Dick, University Hospital Bochum
For many patients, the age-related deterioration of near and intermediate vision goes hand in hand with a loss of their freedom and independence.
Multifocal intraocular lenses are an excellent alternative to reading and varifocal spectacles and offer a permanent solution to this problem.
Impaired vision at all distances, due to irregular curvature of the cornea.
Toric lenses correct the astigmatism-related visual defects.
Prof. Gerd Auffarth:
IOL fixation in the capsulotomy - results of a FEMTIS multicentre study in 336 eyes
Dr. Patrick Versace:
FEMTIS Comfort - a capsulorhexis-fixed EDOF IOL in 50 eyes
Prof. Dr. med. Wolfgang J. Mayer:
Advantages of effective lens positioning and refraction stability with FEMTIS in 70 eyes
A summary of the key results of the studies can be found in the brochure.
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