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50 year lense
I would like some feedback on the lense that has been used for the last fifty years for cataract surgery and is covered by insurance.
The state-of-the-art IOL (covered by insurance) is the aspheric monofocal lens. Take a look at the patient education video at www tecnisiol com. Alcon and Bausch & Lomb also make excellent aspheric monofocal lenses.
Hi,
I realized that my answer was perhaps not what you needed. I do not know much about IOLs. The doctors here will give you a more specific response.
I apologize.
I realized that my answer was perhaps not what you needed. I do not know much about IOLs. The doctors here will give you a more specific response.
I apologize.
Search the aarchives here, or search med;ine for IOLs and insurance.
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