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Chief & Presenting Author: Dr.Sony Sinha

Co Author(s): Dr.Prateek Nishant, Dr.Dr Dev Kant, Dr.Roshan Kumar

Abstract

Design: Case report
Purpose: To describe success with a new IOL in 53-year-old womanwith a history of using heavy eye makeup and bilateral NS-II cataract
Methods: CDVA in both eyes was 6/6 and near acuity was N6. Both eyes had grade II meibomitis and dry eye. Being hypermetropic, she wanted complete spectacle-independence. As a boutique-owner, her visual demands included fine tailoring work. The decision to use a presbyopia-correcting IOL was deferred due to diseased ocular surface. Spectacles were prescribed and meibomitis and dry eye treated. Pentacam values and IOLMaster calculations changed during her treatment over six months.
Results: Finally, with stable ocular surface, both eyes underwent surgery with a new trifocal-EDOF combination IOL (Adtec Xtnd, Adaptive Ocular Technologies, Gujarat, India) and achieved uncorrected 6/6 N6.
Conclusion: Recent advancements in IOL technology and modern presbyopia-correcting IOLs enable us to cater to visual needs of demanding patients.