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VIDEO: Two accommodating IOLs improve visual outcomes in patients with prior LASIK

Issue: May 2016

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NEW ORLEANS — At the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery meeting, Mitchell A. Jackson, MD, discusses study results assessing visual outcomes after cataract surgery in prior LASIK patients implanted with accommodating lenses, the Crystalens AO IOL and the Trulign toric IOL, both from Bausch + Lomb.