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Comparison of Diffractive and Refractive Multifocal Intraocular Lenses in Presbyopia Treatment
Ante Barišić
Iva Dekaris
Nikica Gabrić
Maja Bohač
Sažetak
Multifocal intraocular lenses (MFIOL) enable good near and far vision after cataract surgery. Excellent results with
cataract patients encouraged ophthalmologists to implant MFIOL after clear lens extraction (CLE). There are two types
of MFIOL: diffractive and refractive. In our prospective study we compared clinical outcomes after CLE and bilateral implantation
of diffractive (Tecnis Multifocal), (N = 100 eyes, 50 patients) and refractive (ReZoom), (N = 100 eyes, 50 patients)
MFIOL to patients with presbyopia and hyperopia. Near and distant uncorrected visual acuity (UCVA), spectacle
dependency, subjective satisfaction and visual disturbances were measured and compared between two groups. Patients
achieved good near and distant UCVA in both groups. »Tecnis« group had better near UCVA (statistically not significant)
and less night time visual disturbances. »ReZoom« group reported less problems with intermediate vision. Diffractive
and refractive MFIOL enable high rate of spectacle independency to presbyopic hyperopic patients with low rate of
side-effects. Refractive MFIOL provide better intermediate vision and diffractive slightly better near vision and less haloes
and glare.
Ključne riječi
presbyopia; hyperopia; multifocal; lenses; diffractive; refractive; phacoemulsification; pseudophakia
Hrčak ID:
34535
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Datum izdavanja:
1.10.2008.
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