41 devices · GMDN 61210
Posterior-chamber intraocular lenses with extended-focus are designed to replace the natural lens after cataract surgery, offering improved near and intermediate vision. The small aperture inlay within the lens creates a pinhole effect, enhancing depth of focus for activities like reading or computer use without glasses.
These devices are typically sterile, single-use implants made from synthetic polymers and may include disposable accessories like injectors. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on risk and implantation procedure, with requirements for clinical performance and biocompatibility.
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