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Iris-supported artificial pseudophakia. A new development in intra-ocular artificial lens surgery (iris clip lens).

  • C. D. Binkhorst
  • Medicine
    Transactions of the ophthalmological societies of…
  • 1959
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Power of the prepupillary pseudophakos.

The following considerations and calculations are exclusively related to the so-called "iris clip lens" and "irido-capsular lens" designed by the author (Binkhorst, I 959, I 967a,b). The optical part…
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INJURIES TO THE EYE WITH LENS OPACITY IN YOUNG CHILDREN.

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Corneal and retinal complications after cataract extraction. The mechanical aspect of endophthalmodonesis.

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Five hundred planned extracapsular extractions with irido-capsular and iris clip lens implantation in senile cataract.

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Post-traumatic artificial lens implants (pseudophakoi) in children.

The younger the child and the longer the interval between injury and clearing of the pupil, the more chance there is of irreparable loss of visual acuity and of binocularity.
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Specular microscopy of the corneal endothelium and lens implant surgery.

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Extracapsular pseudophakia. Results in 100 two-loop iridocapsular lens implantation.

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Pseudophakia after lens injury in children.

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Congenital cataract and lens implantation.

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