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MICS With Implantation of a Trifocal Diffractive IOL

Jerome Vryghem MD

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"The FineVision IOL is my preferred multifocal MICS IOL. It provides good distance, intermediate, and near visual acuities without inducing astigmatism. The apodization of this lens favors distance vision at night. The trifocal diffractive design of the IOL adds intermediate vision with no significant decrease in near and distance vision as compared with currently available bifocal IOLs."

- Jérôme C. Vryghem, MD

Posted: 2/21/2011

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MICS With Implantation of a Trifocal Diffractive IOL

Jerome Vryghem MD

"The FineVision IOL is my preferred multifocal MICS IOL. It provides good distance, intermediate, and near visual acuities without inducing astigmatism. The apodization of this lens favors distance vision at night. The trifocal diffractive design of the IOL adds intermediate vision with no significant decrease in near and distance vision as compared with currently available bifocal IOLs."

- Jérôme C. Vryghem, MD

Posted: 2/21/2011

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Mario Zambrano

15 years ago

So my question would be, why are you still wearing glasses if this surgery is so great?

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