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mono an multi iol's
by duane54, May 12, 2008 07:17AM
I have a Rezoom in r. eye which I am considering explanting due to Rezoom's normal low light problems while my vision is fairly good and not distracting in good light. My other eye will need Cateract surgery soon and I could not stand another Rezoom situation like I have. So my question is would a mono focal lens in one eye and Rezoom in other eye work well together, any history on this, and if so what Mono lens would you recommend? Thanks for your reply. duane54
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2. A crystalens
3. A monofocal aspheric IOL like tecnis, LI61AO, or Acrysof IQ.
Since you have already had trouble with a multifocal lens - you might want to defer that option 1. The crystalens would it's own variables to the situation so you might want to defer option 2. That leaves option three and any of those three lenses would be fine.
MJK MD