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

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

  • April 23, 2026

  • 8 min

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    The clinic exclusively uses enhanced monofocal IOLs, with 85% of patients opting for presbyopia correction through IRoF or FRoF IOLs.

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    Safety is prioritized when choosing between IRoF and FRoF lenses, particularly for patients with mild ocular pathologies.

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    Patients are educated on visual performance expectations using binocular defocus curves, enhancing understanding of IOL options.

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    All four evaluated IRoF IOLs showed similar performance, with high rates of spectacle independence and low dysphotopsia reports.

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    Patients with TECNIS PureSee lenses reported the highest satisfaction, being most likely to achieve spectacle independence post-surgery.

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

  • by Francesco Carones

  • April 23, 2026

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