EyeWorld China December 2019 Issue

Disclaimer: Theopinions expressed in this symposiumhighlights are thoseof the speakers andnot necessarily thoseof Alcon. Any liabilityor obligation for lossor damagehowsoever arising is hereby disclaimed. No part of this publicationmay be reproduced by any process in any languagewithout thewritten permission of Alcon. References 1. Lapid-Gortzak R, Duch F, Elies D, Guarro M, Martinez A. Multicenter Visual Outcomes Comparison of Two Trifocal Presbyopia Correcting IOLs – 6 Months Post-op Results. World Ophthalmology Congress. Barcelona 2018. 2. Kohnen T, Martinez A. Multicenter Visual Outcomes Evaluation of a Novel Trifocal Presbyopia Correcting IOL – 12 months post-op results. XXXVI Congress of the ESCRS. Vienna 2018. 3. Hayashi K et al. Effect of Spherical Equivalent Error on Visual Acuity at Various Distances in Eyes With a Trifocal Intraocular Lens. J Refract Surg. 2019 May 1;35(5):274-279. 4. Böhm M et al. 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National survey of back & neck pain amongst consultant ophthalmologists in the United Kingdom. Int Ophthalmol. 2015 2015 Dec;35(6):769-75. ASIA-ACP-1900003 1. Technological innovation and technique evolution in ophthalmology has led to a remarkable transformation in the techniques and success of cataract surgeries 2. Advanced-technology IOLs including aspheric IOLs, toric IOLs, multifocal IOLs and accommodative IOLs have transformed cataract surgery into refractive surgery providing enhanced visual performance and optimizing refractive outcomes. 3. AcrySof ® PanOptix ® and PanOptix ® Toric IOLs provide enhanced visual performance and optimized refractive outcomes with complete range of vision from near to intermediate to far distance promoting spectacle independence. 4. Clareon ® is a next generation advanced design monofocal IOL made from hydrophobic acrylic, which provides unsurpassed optical clarity of a truly pristine premium IOL offering lowest level of surface haze, subsurface nano-glistenings (SSNGs), and glistenings, compared to other premium monofocal IOLs. 5. Clareon ® AutonoMe ® is an easy and intuitive automated preloaded IOL delivery system that allows single-handed IOL injection with responsive speed control lever and comfortable ergonomic hand positions. 6. The Intrepid ® Hybrid tip and Active Sentry ® technology allows the surgeon to have real-time control at fingertips with wider range of target IOPs to facilitate surgery at preferred or physiologic IOP, maintain chamber stability and reduce the risk of capsular tears thus improving patient safety and satisfaction during cataract surgery. 7. Cataract Refractive Suite is a new standard of performance in cataract surgery, which features an amalgamation of several technologies and devices that improve safety, efficacy and precision of cataract surgery and promote predictable post- operative outcomes. 8. Centurion ® Vision System sets a new standard of performance in cataract surgery by combining multiple intelligent phaco technologies and offers greater chamber stability, lower temperature rise and improved surgical control during cataract surgery. 9. ORA™ system with VerifEye+ technology facilitates intraoperative measurement and analysis of the refractive power of the eye and provides assurance through empowered decisions, which help surgeons to improve refractive outcomes and avoid refractive surprises. 10. LenSx ® femtosecond laser features enhanced capabilities with multi-curvature patient interface and offers superior precision with clean and customizable incisions enhancing the safety and efficiency of cataract surgery. 11. Through its highmagnification and real time surgical information, NGENUITY ® 3D visualization system not only provides enhanced real-time surgical view facilitating improved outcomes, but also offers improved surgical ergonomics to the surgeons. 12. Seamless data exchange and cloud-based decision support through artificial intelligence and machine learning is expected to assist patient’s journey by simplifying the complexity of surgery and adding efficiency to practice in the near future. KEY TAKE HOME MESSAGES The Cataract Refractive Suite BY ALCON