Implantable Lens: Restoring Vision for Better Quality of Life

The video tutorial discusses a patient's severe vision problems and the unsuitability of laser surgery, leading to the choice of an implantable lens. The procedure involves numbing the eye, making a small incision, and placing a lens in front of the iris, taking about 12 minutes with immediate results. A study shows significant vision improvement in patients post-surgery. However, doctors caution that the procedure is major surgery.

What was the condition of the patient's eyesight before the surgery?

Describe the procedure that the doctor performs to implant the lens.

What are the immediate results of the lens implantation procedure?

What percentage of patients had 2040 vision or better three years after the procedure?

What warning do doctors give after the operation regarding the lenses?