Anteis S.a.

Medicontur Orvostechnikai Korlatolt Felelossegu Tarsasag

Kejako Sa

Gilles Bos

Laszlo Kontur

Nandor Turkevi-Nagy

Pierre-Yves Maitre

Michael Assouline

Gabriel Delage

Pierre-Francois Isard

Aurélien Maurer

Mario Carta

Moïse Seguin

Quentin Guyot

David Enfrun

Charles-Olivier Zuber

The invention concerns an implant that comprises an anterior part and a posterior part extending along a longitudinal axis and having respectively an anterior (A) and a posterior pole (E) both located on axis. The anterior and posterior parts extend each radially relative to axis, on either side thereof, the anterior and posterior parts having each two portions located on both sides of axis respectively when viewed in a sagittal plane. Each portion of the anterior part has a radial extension that increases from anterior pole (A) to a point (B, B′) where the anterior part ends and the posterior part begins, each portion of the posterior part having a radial extension decreasing from point (B, B′) to the posterior pole (E). The outer outline of each portion of the anterior part forms a curve having a radius of curvature that is greater at anterior pole (A) than at point (B, B′). The implant is made of one or more materials that have elastic or visco-elastic and cohesive properties in a solid state such that the shear modulus is between 10 Pa and 10 kPa.

Accommodative lens device

The invention relates to a polysaccharide gel of natural origin for dermatological use that comprises an aqueous solution of the polysaccharide of 0.1 to 5% by weight/volume, for example hyaluronic acid, and a viscous and strongly hydrophilic biocompatible alcohol at 0.5-5% by weight/volume, for example glycerol, and optionally the adjuvants that are commonly used in dermatology. The gel is prepared by mixing the polysaccharide solution and the strongly hydrophilic viscous alcohol before sterilizing the entire mixture by, for example, moist heat.

Viscoelastic gel for dermatological use

An intraocular implant () including an optical portion () and a haptic portion (), the haptic portion including two diametrically opposite haptic systems (), characterized in that each of the haptic systems () includes two substantially identical haptics () interconnected by their respective distal ends (), the respective proximal ends () of the two haptics () being connected to the optical portion () via a stalk (), the width of each of the haptics () decreasing continuously all along the haptic toward the distal end ().

Intraocular implant

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Plan-les-Ouates, Switzerland

Gilles Bos