VIDEO: Specialist suggests ways to streamline, refine IOL selection process

ByArthur Cummings, MD, FRCS

ByMichela Cimberle

Fact checked byChristine Klimanskis, ELS

MILAN — In this video at the ESCRS meeting, Arthur Cummings, MD, suggests ways to streamline the process of IOL choice and informed consent by delegating some of the tasks to digital means.

He also speaks about Vivior’s Visual Behavior Monitor, a wearable sensor that provides measurable data on patients’ use of vision and objective criteria to select IOLs. Patients wear it for a few days to take records of the activities that are more commonly performed in their daily life and reflect their actual visual needs.

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Cummings S. Objective measures of visual behaviour for personalised IOL design and refractive target selection. Presented at: European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons meeting; Sept. 16-20, 2022; Milan.

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Cummings S. How to establish patient informed consent as a baseline in the practice. Presented at: European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons meeting; Sept. 16-20, 2022; Milan.

Disclosures: Cummings reports being a member of the board of directors of Alcon and Vivior AG and consulting for Alcon, Scope and TearClear.

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