Intraocular Lenses Czech Republic

This surgical procedure is meant primarily for the correction of a greater degree of short-sightedness and far-sightedness. It is used in cases where a laser surgical procedure would be ineffective or risky. Today, it is also possible, in some cases, to resolve the problem of presbyopia using a phakic multifocal lens. This is an intraocular surgical procedure that we perform only in cases whereby the patient fulfils relatively strict pre-surgery criteria (sufficient density and quality of endothelial cells in the cornea, suitable anatomical requirements, and normal intraocular pressure). During the procedure, we place the implant (phakic lens) inside the eye, into the optical axis while at the same time keeping the natural lens (as opposed to the refractive extraction of the lens). Combining the implanted lens together with the natural lens we achieve the required correction of the dioptre error. At the same time, we maintain accommodation (focusing) of the natural human lens in case of myopia and hyper-myopia in younger individuals or we replace accommodation when resolving presbyopia. Probably the most often used phakic implant is a lens implanted behind the iris, once that copies the frontal surface of the natural lens. This type of lens is known as intraocular contact (Implantable Contact Lens – ICL) and is the only method used in case of correcting presbyopia. Today, this procedure is most commonly performed under local anesthesia once the eye has been desensitised using eye drops. It is also possible to perform this surgery under complete anesthesia. The patient is required to rest after the surgery and to apply the prescribed eye drops. The surgery of the other eye is performed 2 days to two weeks after the first eye depending on the type of implant used and the individual healing ability.

During cataract surgery, the surgeon first removes the cloudy natural lens from the eye and in most cases replaces it with a clear artificial intraocular lens. The surgery is usually ambulatory and does not require hospitalisation. Most modern cataract surgeries are carried out using a high-frequency ultrasound device that divides the cloudy lens into minuscule pieces. These fragments are subsequently gently suctioned out of the eye. This method, known as  phacoemulsification (or simply phaco), is performed using much smaller incisions than were used in previous surgical techniques for the elimination of a cataract. These incisions enable faster healing and reduce the risk of complications such as for example the detachment of the retina.  Once all the bits of the affected lens are removed from within the eye, the surgeon inputs the clear new artificial intraocular lens. The surgeon then secures the lens in the area beyond the iris and pupil – into the exact same spot where your natural lens was original. The surgeon then completes the procedure by closing the incisions in the eye (sutures may or may not be used) and a protective bandage is placed over the eye.

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