29 Jul The ReSTOR Lens Implant
The Restor intraocular lens can give you complete freedom from glasses. Imagine reading or driving without glasses!...
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The Restor intraocular lens can give you complete freedom from glasses. Imagine reading or driving without glasses!...
Toric intraocular lenses are great options for correcting astigmatism at the time of your upcoming cataract surgery. Imagine clearer vision without astigmatism!...
The Crystalens is the only FDA approved intraocular lens for accommodating...
Cataract Surgery Lowers Eye Pressure[/caption]
A series of studies have now shown that cataract surgery tends to lower intraocular pressure (IOP). What does that mean for you? Let’s start with an explanation of what pressure does to your eye. The eye is a thin walled ball. If your eye did not have pressure higher than the air in the atmosphere it would collapse like a popped balloon. The air around us, by convention, has a pressure of 0. In a healthy eye, the IOP has from 10-21 mmHg of pressure. The eye needs to have some pressure, but if the pressure gets too high it can damage the fragile nerves responsible for vision. Glaucoma is an eye disease where the IOP is too high so patients take eye drops every day to lower the IOP.
[caption id="attachment_86" align="alignright" width="300"] Figure 1. ORA Intraoperative Aberrometer[/caption] The Eye Center of Northern Colorado, P.C. (ECNC) is pleased to introduce the ORA intraoperative aberrometer to Colorado. The ORA represents a quantum leap forward in our ability to give cataract patients the accuracy that they are...
Cataract surgery is the most commonly performed surgery in the world in large part because we appreciate our vision so much. Many choose to have their cataracts repaired to maintain their driving privileges, but data is now emerging that documents the functional impact that improved...