CA2493673A1 - Method of preparing an intraocular lens for implantation - Google Patents
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Abstract
An accommodating intraocular lens, comprising: an anterior portion having an anterior viewing element; a posterior portion having a posterior viewing element, the viewing elements being positioned to move relative to each other in response to force on the intraocular lens, so as to alter the refractive power of the lens;
wherein the anterior and posterior portions comprise a single piece of material. A method of making such a lens is also provided.
wherein the anterior and posterior portions comprise a single piece of material. A method of making such a lens is also provided.
Claims (30)
1. An accommodating intraocular lens, comprising:
an anterior portion having an anterior viewing element;
a posterior portion having a posterior viewing element, said viewing elements positioned to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of the ciliary muscle of the eye, wherein said anterior and posterior portions comprise a single piece of material.
an anterior portion having an anterior viewing element;
a posterior portion having a posterior viewing element, said viewing elements positioned to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of the ciliary muscle of the eye, wherein said anterior and posterior portions comprise a single piece of material.
2. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 1, wherein said anterior viewing element comprises an optic having refractive power.
3. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 2, wherein said posterior viewing element comprises an optic having refractive power.
4. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 1, wherein said posterior viewing element comprises an optic having refractive power.
5. An accommodating intraocular lens, comprising:
first and second optics, at least one of said optics having refractive power, said optics mounted by an articulated frame to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of a ciliary muscle, said frame formed of a single piece of material.
first and second optics, at least one of said optics having refractive power, said optics mounted by an articulated frame to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of a ciliary muscle, said frame formed of a single piece of material.
6. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 5, wherein at least one of said optics is formed of a material which is different from said material of said frame.
7. An accommodating intraocular lens, comprising:
an anterior portion having an anterior viewing element comprising an optic having refractive power;
a posterior portion having a posterior viewing element, said viewing elements positioned to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of the ciliary muscle of the eye;
at least one of the anterior and posterior portions having at least one separation member with a contact surface, said at least one separation member configured to prevent contact between said anterior viewing element and said posterior viewing element by inhibiting relative movement of said anterior and posterior portions toward each other beyond a minimum separation distance;
wherein said contact surface contacts an opposing surface of said intraocular lens over a contact area when said portions are at said minimum separation distance, at least one of said surfaces having an adhesive affinity for the other of said surfaces, said contact area being sufficiently small to prevent adhesion between said surfaces when said anterior portion and said posterior portion are separated by said minimum separation distance.
an anterior portion having an anterior viewing element comprising an optic having refractive power;
a posterior portion having a posterior viewing element, said viewing elements positioned to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of the ciliary muscle of the eye;
at least one of the anterior and posterior portions having at least one separation member with a contact surface, said at least one separation member configured to prevent contact between said anterior viewing element and said posterior viewing element by inhibiting relative movement of said anterior and posterior portions toward each other beyond a minimum separation distance;
wherein said contact surface contacts an opposing surface of said intraocular lens over a contact area when said portions are at said minimum separation distance, at least one of said surfaces having an adhesive affinity for the other of said surfaces, said contact area being sufficiently small to prevent adhesion between said surfaces when said anterior portion and said posterior portion are separated by said minimum separation distance.
8. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 7, wherein said contact surface and said opposing surface are comprised of the same material.
9. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 8, wherein said contact surface and said opposing surface are comprised of silicone.
10. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 7, wherein at least one of said contact surface and said opposing surface are comprised of silicone.
11. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 7, wherein said separation distance is about 0.1 - 1.0 mm.
12. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 7, wherein said separation distance is about 0.5 mm.
13. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 7, wherein said posterior viewing element comprises an optic having refractive power.
14. An intraocular lens comprising:
first and second interconnected viewing elements mounted to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of a ciliary muscle, at least one of the viewing elements including an optic having refractive power, said lens formed by the process of:
providing a first outer mold and a second outer mold, and an inner mold therebetween, said first outer mold and said inner mold defining a first mold space, said second outer mold and said inner mold defining a second mold space;
molding said viewing elements and said optic as a single piece by filling said first and second mold spaces with a material, such that said first viewing element is formed in said first mold space and said second viewing element is formed in said second mold space;
removing said first and second outer molds from said lens while said inner mold remains between said viewing elements; and removing said inner mold from between said viewing elements while said viewing elements remain interconnected.
first and second interconnected viewing elements mounted to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of a ciliary muscle, at least one of the viewing elements including an optic having refractive power, said lens formed by the process of:
providing a first outer mold and a second outer mold, and an inner mold therebetween, said first outer mold and said inner mold defining a first mold space, said second outer mold and said inner mold defining a second mold space;
molding said viewing elements and said optic as a single piece by filling said first and second mold spaces with a material, such that said first viewing element is formed in said first mold space and said second viewing element is formed in said second mold space;
removing said first and second outer molds from said lens while said inner mold remains between said viewing elements; and removing said inner mold from between said viewing elements while said viewing elements remain interconnected.
15. The intraocular lens of Claim 14, wherein providing said inner mold comprises molding said inner mold.
16. The intraocular lens of Claim 14, wherein providing said inner mold comprises molding said inner mold from silicone.
17. The intraocular lens of Claim 16, wherein said material comprises silicone.
18. The intraocular lens of Claim 14, wherein providing said inner mold comprises machining said inner mold.
19. The intraocular lens or Claim 18, wherein said inner mold has a first inner mold face and a second inner mold face opposite said first inner mold face, and machining said inner mold comprises machining said first inner mold face and said second inner mold face in a single piece of material.
20. A method of making an intraocular lens having first and second interconnected viewing elements, at least one of the viewing elements including an optic having refractive power, said method comprising:
providing a first outer mold and a second outer mold, and an inner mold therebetween, said first outer mold and said inner mold defining a first mold space, said second outer mold and said inner mold defining a second mold space;
molding said viewing elements and said optic as a single piece by filling said first and second mold spaces with a material, such that said first viewing element is formed in said first mold space and said second viewing element is formed in said second mold space;
removing said first and second outer molds from said lens while said inner mold remains between said viewing elements; and removing said inner mold from between said viewing elements while said viewing elements remain interconnected.
providing a first outer mold and a second outer mold, and an inner mold therebetween, said first outer mold and said inner mold defining a first mold space, said second outer mold and said inner mold defining a second mold space;
molding said viewing elements and said optic as a single piece by filling said first and second mold spaces with a material, such that said first viewing element is formed in said first mold space and said second viewing element is formed in said second mold space;
removing said first and second outer molds from said lens while said inner mold remains between said viewing elements; and removing said inner mold from between said viewing elements while said viewing elements remain interconnected.
21. The method of Claim 20, wherein providing said inner mold comprises molding said inner mold.
22. The method of Claim 20, wherein providing said inner mold comprises molding said inner mold from silicone.
23. The method of Claim 22, wherein said material comprises silicone.
24. The method of Claim 20, wherein providing said inner mold comprises machining said inner mold.
25. The method of Claim 20, wherein said inner mold has a first inner mold face and a second inner mold face opposite said first inner mold face, and machining said inner mold comprises machining said first inner mold face and said second inner mold face in a single piece of material.
26. An accommodating intraocular lens, comprising:
first and second optics, at least one of said optics having refractive power, said optics mounted to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of a ciliary muscle, said first optic formed of a first polymer having a number of recurring units including first-polymer primary recurring units, said second optic formed of a second polymer having a number of recurring units including second-polymer primary recurring units;
wherein no more than about 10 mole percent of the recurring units of said first polymer are the same as said second-polymer primary recurring units and no more than about 10 mole percent of the recurring units of said second polymer are the same as said first-polymer primary recurring units.
first and second optics, at least one of said optics having refractive power, said optics mounted to move relative to each other along an optical axis in response to action of a ciliary muscle, said first optic formed of a first polymer having a number of recurring units including first-polymer primary recurring units, said second optic formed of a second polymer having a number of recurring units including second-polymer primary recurring units;
wherein no more than about 10 mole percent of the recurring units of said first polymer are the same as said second-polymer primary recurring units and no more than about 10 mole percent of the recurring units of said second polymer are the same as said first-polymer primary recurring units.
27. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 26, wherein at least one of said first polymer and said second polymer is selected from the group consisting of silicone, acrylic, polymethylmethacrylate, block copolymers of styrene-ethylene-butylene-styrene, styrene-base copolymers, polyvinyl alcohol, polyurethanes, hydrogels, photosensitive silicone.
28. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 26, wherein said first optic comprises an anterior optic, said second optic comprises a posterior optic, said first polymer comprises silicone, and said second polymer comprises acrylic.
29. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 26, wherein said first optic comprises an anterior optic, said second optic comprises a posterior optic, said first polymer comprises high-refractive-index silicone, and said second polymer comprises hydrophobic acrylic.
30. The accommodating intraocular lens of Claim 26, wherein said first optic comprises an anterior optic, said second optic comprises a posterior optic, said first polymer comprises silicone having a refractive index higher than about 1.43, and said second polymer comprises hydrophobic acrylic.
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