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    By Lisa B. Arbisser, MD; Wayne Knox, PhD
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    Cataract/Anterior Segment, Refractive Mgmt/Intervention

    Dr. Lisa Arbisser talks with Wayne Knox, professor of optics at the University of Rochester. Dr. Knox shares his experience with the latest experimental use of the femtosecond laser, using the laser to adjust the power of an IOL after it has been implanted in the eye. Unlike the light adjustable lens, this noninvasive technique of shaping the refractive index could be used on standard acrylic hydrophobic IOLs to correct for residual refractive errors, astigmatism, and higher order aberrations. It may even be used to produce multifocality on the lens after implantation.

    Financial Disclosures: Lisa Arbisser, MD, receives lecture fees from Alcon Laboratories. Wayne Knox, PhD, receives grant support and patents or royalties from Bausch & Lomb.