Amo Groningen B.v.

Mark Jenkins Sanchez

Miguel Faria Ribeiro

Hendrik Albert Weeber

Robert Rosen

Aixa Alarcon Heredia

A ring halometer system configured to quantify dysphotopsias in a patient. The system includes a white screen and a first light source configured to emit a glare source from the white screen. The glare source is configured to form a veil of light visible to the patient when the glare source interacts with an optical surface of the eye of the patient. The system also includes a second light source configured to project a light ring with varying luminance concentric with the glare light source on the white screen, and a controller coupled to the second light source configured to adjust a size of the light ring. The system may also include an electronic device configured to determine a level of bothersomeness of the dysphotopsias experienced by the patient based on the size of the light ring.

Ring halometer system and method for quantifying dysphotopsias

Apparatuses, systems and methods for providing improved ophthalmic lenses, particularly intraocular lenses (IOLs), include features for providing a range of vision. Chromatic aberrations may be reduced at near, distance, and intermediate vision.

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Groningen, Netherlands

Mark Jenkins Sanchez