Monofocal, Multifocal Or Accommodative IOL: Which Is Best?

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Among the different IOL options for presbyopia, monofocals are probably by far the most practically used ones said Thomas Neuhann. He added that competing options must be able to beat an already high level of success and patient satisfaction.

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