Online Event: ISO-compliant IOL inspection

18 May 2017

TRIOPTICS is happy to invite you to an online event discussing the implementation of an ISO-compliant IOL inspection in your production.

Date: June 13, 2017
Time: 11 a.m. ET, 5 p.m. CET
Duration: 60 minutes

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About the online event:

ISO-compliant inspection of intraocular lenses in mass production is a challenge that all manufacturers face. TRIOPTICS offers a complete solution with OptiSpheric® IOL PRO 2. The Online Event explains the essential parts of ISO 11979 for this subject and demonstrates efficient implementation for quality assurance.

As cataract surgery is the most frequently performed operation in the world, the demand for intraocular lenses is continually rising. In addition, patients' expectations of implants are changing, which IOL manufacturers are answering by developing premium lenses. These include trifocal-toric and EDOF lenses. It is consequently becoming more important for all IOL manufacturers to quickly and completely organize their lens production, particularly in compliance with the ISO 11979 standard.

All important measurement parameters and the measurement conditions specified according to ISO 11979 will be discussed during this Online Event. The Online Event particularly concentrates on the use of real model eyes (variants ME1 and ME2 from the standard: aberration-free and spherically aberrated) and specific measurement conditions (in situ and in air). The discussion covers monofocal, multifocal, as well as toric, refractive and diffractive IOLs. ISO-compliant measurement for the production is practically demonstrated with OptiSpheric® IOL PRO 2.

The information is presented by the moderator and expert in a dialog using animated diagrams to depict technical details and directly on the device. Following the live presentation, the participants are given the opportunity to have individual questions answered by the expert in a Q&A session.

Expert: Yesim Dimen, Product Manager IOL
Moderator: Fabio A. Kraft