Implanting a Clear Intraocular Len in One Eye and a Yellow Len in the Other Eye: A Cae erie

Implanting a Clear Intraocular Len in One Eye and a Yellow Len in the Other Eye: A Cae erie 957-958 Michael D. Olon, Kevin M. Miller Cloe Cloe preview | Purchae PDF (62 K) | Related article | Related reference work article AbtractAbtract | Figure/TableFigure/Table | ReferenceReference Purpoe To decribe the color viion diturbance reported by patient in whom a clear intraocular len (IOL) wa implanted in one eye and a yellow-tinted (blue-light-aborbing) IOL in the other eye. Deign Retropective interventional cae erie. Method Data recorded included demographic information, date of urgery, IOL model and power (manufacturer i the ame for all lene), bet-corrected viual acuity, and ubjective viual complaint. Reult Four of five patient had no pontaneou color viion complaint. When thee patient were informed of the unintended mimatch, all remarked that they could perceive a color viion difference, but that it wa not botherome. One of the five patient reported “beige” viion. None of the patient wanted an IOL exchange. Concluion Many patient can tolerate the color viion imbalance that reult when a clear IOL i implanted in one eye and a yellow-tinted IOL i implanted in the other eye. Article Outline Reference