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Title: US4463458: Intraocular lens and implantation method
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Seidner, Steven; Redondo Beach, CA

Assignee: Vision Laboratories Inc., New York, NY
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Published / Filed: 1984-08-07 / 1982-11-08

Application Number: US1982000439998

IPC Code: Advanced: A61F 2/16;
IPC-7: A61F 1/16; A61F 1/24;

ECLA Code: A61F2/16; K61F2/16F;

U.S. Class: Current: 623/006.43;
Original: 003/013;

Field of Search: 003/013,1

Priority Number:
1982-11-08  US1982000439998

Abstract:     The risk of surgical injury to the eye during implantation of an intraocular lens is reduced by pre-positioning either all or a major portion of the lens assembly in the anterior chamber of the eye prior to extraction of the cataract.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Amster, Rothstein & Engelberg ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Frinks, Ronald L.;

Maintenance Status: E2 Expired  Check current status

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First Claim:
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What is claimed is:     1. A method of implanting an intraocular lens which comprises, making a surgical incision in the eye, inserting at least a portion of an intraocular lens assembly in the anterior chamber of the eye, pre-positioning at least one haptic associated with said lens assembly so that it is located at substantially the final position in said anterior chamber which it will occupy when the optic section of said lens assembly is in a position to function as a replacement for a surgically removed natural lens of the eye or portion thereof, and thereafter surgically removing at least a portion of said natural lens.

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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 1pp USD175269* 1955-08 Nelson    
Get PDF - 3pp US3229303* 1966-01 Jonassen    
Get PDF - 6pp US3925825  1975-12 Richards et al.  American Optical Corporation Supporting system for artificial intraocular lens
Get PDF - 7pp US3975779  1976-08 Richards et al.  American Optical Corporation Artificial intraocular lens and supporting system therefor
Get PDF - 9pp US4122556  1978-10 Poler   Intra-ocular lens
Get PDF - 6pp US4159546  1979-07 Shearing   Intraocular lens
Get PDF - 6pp US4174543  1979-11 Kelman   Intraocular lenses
Get PDF - 14pp US4249271  1981-02 Poler   Intraocular lens
Get PDF - 4pp US4363143  1982-12 Callahan   Intraocular lens
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Publication Date IPC Code Assignee   Title
Buy PDF SU0820823 1981-04  A61F 1/16 KRASNOV MIKHAIL M EYE ARTIFICIAL LENS 


Other References:
  • "A Guide for Implantation of the Kelman Anterior Chamber Intraocular Lens", by Charles D. Kelman, Printed Courtesy of Heyer-Schulte Medical Optics Center, 1402 E. Alton Ave., Irvine, California 92714, pp. 1-12, Nov. 1980.
  • "The Lindstrom Centrex Lens", by Richard L. Lindstrom, Brochure, pp. 1-11, Copyright 1981.


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