US20010051827A1 - Cornea-supported artificial intraocular lens - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an artificial intraocular lens attachable to the cornea, which shows a desirable refraction index and causes almost no complications.
- FIG. 1 there is shown an anatomy of the eye in a cross sectional view.
- incident light beams are refracted mainly in a cornea 1 and lens 5 to form a focus on a retina 9 as in a camera, allowing the human to see an image or a scene.
- the lens 5 cannot refract external light beams appropriately to form a focused image on the retina 9 , which corresponds to a film in a camera.
- Serious turbidity of the lens 6 may result in losing one's sight.
- the lens When the lens is turbid to such a serious extent as to cause blindness, it is replaced with an artificial lens to recover the sight.
- surgical insertion of an artificial lens in the eyeball is well known.
- the anterior chamber angle, the ciliary body, or capsular lentis is the place where an artificial lens is inserted.
- an artificial lens may be supported to the iris 3 .
- the tissues e.g. the iris
- an artificial lens is surgically transplanted to be supported by the iris
- the patient may suffer from a complication.
- the conventional sites in which an artificial lens is inserted are distant from the cornea, in which the greatest refraction of incident beams occurs, the actual refraction after the operation often does not agree with expected refraction.
- an artificial intraocular lens which is supportable to the cornea and made of a biocompatible material, comprising: an asymmetrical optical part; two supports extended from opposite sides of the optical part; and plate- or ring-shaped, fixing parts having at least one hole, positioned at terminal parts of the supports.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the structure of the eye.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the structure of the artificial, intraocular lens of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram after the artificial, intraocular lens of the present invention is applied to the eye.
- the present invention pertains to an artificial intraocular lens that can increase the refraction of incident beams to a satisfactory level, be fixed firmly enough to prevent the occurrence of complications, and allow the liquid of anterior chamber to smoothly flow to prevent the damage of corneal endothelial cells.
- the artificial intraocular lens of the present invention is made of a biocompatible material.
- a biocompatible material is poly(methyl methacrylate), silica or acrylic resin. Since its biocompatibility as an ocular material through elution tests and biological assays in the 1940s, poly(methyl methacrylate) has been extensively used.
- the artificial intraocular lens comprises an asymmetrical optical part 1 a , two supports 1 b extended from opposite sides of the optical part 1 a , and plate- or ring-shaped, fixing parts 1 c having at least one hole 1 d , positioned at terminal parts of the supports 1 b .
- the asymmetrical design of the optical part 1 a is to allow the smooth covection current of the liquid of the anterior chamber.
- the optical part has a truncated circle shape.
- the supports 1 c are inserted to either the cornea or the parenchyma between the cornea and the corneosclera and fixed thereat, firmly supporting the artificial intraocular lens to the cornea.
- At least one hole 1 d is provided to the supports 1 c , playing a role in firmly fixing the supports 1 c to the cornea or the parenchyma between the cornea and the corneosclera.
- FIG. 3 shows the application of the artificial intraocular lens of the present invention to the eye.
- the artificial intraocular lens of the present invention is designed to be fixed to the cornea or the corneosclera, which contributes most to the refraction index of the eye, in addition to being an anatomically stable tissue, not only can incident beams be refracted to a desired angle, but only minimal complications, if any, occur.
- the optical part 1 a has an asymmetrical shape like a truncated circle, so that, when the artificial intraocular lens is applied to the eyeball, the liquid of the anterior chamber can flow smoothly without damage to the endothelial cells of the cornea.
- Ketamine and xylazine each were administered to New Zealand rabbits weighing about 3 kg at a dose of 50 mg/kg by intramuscular injection at the posterior. When no responses were obtained after irritation of eye rims of the rabbits, each of them was fixed on a board in which nails were previously driven according to a rabbit contour.
- 1% proparacaine was dropped in the eyes for complete anaesthesia, after which the eye rims were sterilized with a 10% providone solution.
- 6-0 black silk sutures were passed through the extraocular muscle of the eyes to fix the eyes.
- the cornea was opened, after which the artificial intraocular lens of the present invention was inserted into the opened site which was then sutured.
- the artificial intraocular lens of the present invention is fixed to the parenchyma of the cornea or the corneosclera, which contributes most of the refractive index of the eyeball and is an anatomically stable tissue, unlike the iris, such that there can be brought about effects of increasing the refraction of incident beams to a desirable level and minimizing post-operation complications.
- the asymmetrical shape of the artificial intraocular lens allows smooth covection of the liquid of the anterior chamber, preventing the endothelial cells of the cornea from being damaged.
- the holes provided to the supports serve to firmly fix the artificial intraocular lens to corneal parenchyma.
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