Intracorneal Implants in the Cataract Age: Expanding Vision Beyond Lenses

Marco FantozziItaly Speaker Intracorneal Implants in the Cataract Age: Expanding Vision Beyond LensesIntracorneal Implants in the Cataract Age: Expanding Vision Beyond Lenses Introduction: Intracorneal implants were developed as an additive, minimally invasive, and removable approach to address presbyopia and loss of accommodation. Designed to complement rather than replace existing ocular structures, they can be used in near-emmetropic eyes or combined with laser refractive procedures and monofocal intraocular lenses (IOLs) for pseudophakic patients. This study aimed to evaluate the long-term outcomes of combined cataract surgery and intracorneal microlens implantation