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Assessment of Seven Contemporary IOL Power Calculation Methods in Two PARTIAL-Range of Field IOL Designs and a Novel Constant Optimization Technique

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  • Meiyi Zhu

  • Zongsheng Zeng

  • Ziling Zhang

  • Guangbin Zhang

  • March 11, 2026

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    Premium intraocular lenses (IOLs) enhance intermediate vision while maintaining distance acuity, requiring precise power calculations for optimal outcomes.

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    The study evaluates modern IOL power calculation formulas for the Acrysof IQ Vivity and Tecnis Symfony IOL models to assess their predictive accuracy.

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    Inaccurate IOL power calculations are primarily due to measurement errors in anterior chamber depth, axial length, and corneal keratometry.

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    The novel three variable optimization (TVO) method simplifies constant optimization for IOL power calculations but lacks validation in current studies.

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    The IOL Formula Performance Index (FPI) provides a comprehensive metric for objectively ranking the accuracy of different IOL power calculation formulas.

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Assessment of Seven Contemporary IOL Power Calculation Methods in Two PARTIAL-Range of Field IOL Designs and a Novel Constant Optimization Technique

  • by Meiyi Zhu, Zongsheng Zeng, Ziling Zhang, Guangbin Zhang

  • March 11, 2026

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