Allergan, Inc.

Visiogen, Inc.

Albert C Ting

Valdemar Portney

Tuan Anh Nguyen

Gholam-Reza Zadno-Azizi

Timothy R Willis

Hai-Minh Pham

Steven R Bacich

F Richard Christ

Stanley L Van Gent

Erica J Rogers

Dean K Pettit

Jeffrey C Day

Donald G Koch

Vladimir Portnoy

Jim-Son J Chou

There is disclosed an accommodating intraocular lens for implantation in an eye having an optical axis. The lens comprises an anterior portion which in turn comprises an anterior viewing element and an anterior biasing element. The lens further comprises a posterior portion which in turn comprises a posterior viewing element in spaced relationship to the anterior viewing element and a posterior biasing element. The anterior portion and posterior portion meet at first and second apices of the intraocular lens. The anterior portion and the posterior portion and/or the apices are responsive to force thereon to cause the separation between the viewing elements to change. Additional embodiments and methods are also disclosed.

Distending portion for intraocular lens system

Optic configuration for intraocular lens system

Accommodating intraocular lens system

Materials for use in intraocular lens system

Hydraulic configuration for intraocular lens system

There is disclosed an accommodating intraocular lens for implantation in an eye having an optical axis. The lens has an anterior portion which in turn includes an anterior viewing element and an anterior biasing element. The lens also has a posterior portion which in turn includes a posterior viewing element in spaced relationship to the anterior viewing element and a posterior biasing element. The anterior portion and posterior portion meet at first and second apices of the intraocular lens. The anterior portion and the posterior portion and/or the apices are responsive to force thereon to cause the separation between the viewing elements to change. Additional embodiments and methods are also disclosed.

Biasing element for intraocular lens system

Translation member for intraocular lens system

An ophthalmic lens system (11), including an IOL (15) having a negative IOL lens portion (22) and a positive lens (13) adapted to be outside the eye and direct light toward the negative IOL lens portion. At least one of the surfaces of at least one of the lenses has a diffractive portion.

Diffractive/refractive spectacle and intraocular lens system for

An ocular device comprising a lens structure capable of being surgically associated with a living cornea to change the optical properties of the eye associated with the living cornea and an effective amount of at least one added component associated with the lens structure and acting to promote at least one of the growth of epithelial cells of the cornea onto the lens structure and the adhesion of the living cornea to the lens structure.

Ocular device

Complex small objects such as ophthalmic lenses are quickly and accurately fabricated from plastic or glass blanks of ablatable material such as plastic or glass by cutting, shaping, and radiusing the blank entirely by laser light, using appropriate masks with focusing and imaging optics.

Manufacture of ophthalmic lenses by excimer laser

A method of making an intraocular lens including providing a fixation member having a proximal end portion with the proximal end portion including an elongated filament, converting a region of said filament at said proximal end portion from a first configuration into an enlargement having a rounded surface and attaching an optic about the proximal end portion of the fixation member to attach the fixation member to the optic.

Haptic to optic attachment for a soft iol

Complex small objects such as ophthalmic lenses are quickly and accurately fabricated from plastic or glass blanks of ablatable material such as plastic or glass by cutting, shaping, and radiusing the blank entirely by laser light, using appropriate masks and focusing optics.

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Laguna Niguel, CA, United States of America

Albert C Ting