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Caribbean Eye: 2017

Delivering No-Glasses Vision

Jack T. Holladay MD, MSEE, FACS

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Jack Holladay, MD, offers an overview of his six pearls for delivering on the promise of spectacle independence. The six requirements for getting patients out of glasses are IOL centration, accurate biometry, accurate K readings, a fourth-generation formula, use of a personalized lens constant, and the elimination of astigmatism. The centration of premium or diffractive IOLs is most likely the most important factor for achieving success.

Posted: 1/25/2017

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Delivering No-Glasses Vision

Jack T. Holladay MD, MSEE, FACS

Jack Holladay, MD, offers an overview of his six pearls for delivering on the promise of spectacle independence. The six requirements for getting patients out of glasses are IOL centration, accurate biometry, accurate K readings, a fourth-generation formula, use of a personalized lens constant, and the elimination of astigmatism. The centration of premium or diffractive IOLs is most likely the most important factor for achieving success.

Posted: 1/25/2017

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