Apx Ophthalmology Ltd.

Mor Research Applications Ltd.

Hanita Lenses

I Optima Ltd.

Betser, Nir

Ehud Assia

Nir Lilach

Eliahu Eliachar

Nir Betser

Alex Harel

Adi Shargil

Michael Slatkine

An iris retractor made of two slender elements operatively coupled via a joining mechanism, wherein each slender element has an iris grabbing hook located at its distal end; and a handle located at the proximal end of the slender element, wherein the joining mechanism is configured to endow the iris retractor with at least two configurations: a retracted configuration and an expanded configuration, wherein the length of each slender element is between 4 mm to 14 mm.

Iris retractor

Iris retraction method

An iris retractor made of two slender elements operatively coupled via a joining mechanism, wherein each slender element has an iris grabbing hook located at its distal end; and a handle located at the proximal end of the slender element, wherein the joining mechanism is configured to endow the iris retractor with at least two configuration: a retracted configuration and an expanded configuration, wherein the length of each slender element is between 4 mm to 14 mm.

An accommodating intraocular lens (AIOL) assembly () including an optics assembly () including an inflatable member (), and characterized by an extra-capsular-bag interface structure () for interfacing with ocular structure of an eye external to a capsular bag for implanting the AIOL () outside the capsular bag, the extra-capsular-bag interface structure () including a less-rigid portion () and a more-rigid portion () that define a volume therebetween which is at least partially filled with a fluid () and which is in fluid communication with the inflatable member () via at least one conduit (), and wherein the less-rigid portion () is responsive to movement of the ocular structure to apply a pumping force on the fluid () to cause the fluid () to flow via the at least one conduit () to the inflatable member () so as to change the optical power of the optics assembly ().

Accommodating intraocular lens assembly

An intraocular clip including first and second hook members extending generally coplanarly in opposite directions from a spine, the spine being formed with an attachment member attachable to ocular structure.

Intraocular clip

Apparatus for ophthalmic surgery, especially non-penetrating filtration surgery, comprising a laser source that ablates sclera tissue at steps of intermediate thickness. Optionally, the beam is scanned using a scanner and its results viewed using an ophthalmic microscope.

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Tel Aviv, Israel

Ehud Assia