Success and Failure Rates with Increased-Range-of-Focus IOLs  - Summary - MDSpire
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Success and Failure Rates with Increased-Range-of-Focus IOLs 

IRoF lenses offer high success, with some outperforming others

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Francesco Carones, MD, has revolutionized cataract surgery by exclusively implanting enhanced monofocal IOLs and toric lenses based on patients' astigmatism. Approximately 85% of patients now elect presbyopia correction, with choices between IRoF and FRoF lenses, determined by their specific visual needs and night vision concerns. A comparative study of four IOL types showed that while they generally provide excellent results, the TECNIS PureSee lens stands out for its low dysphotopsia rates and high spectacle independence, ensuring greater patient satisfaction.

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Success and Failure Rates with Increased-Range-of-Focus IOLs 

  • by Francesco Carones

  • April 23, 2026

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