I considered but rejected Crystalens due to the fact that the plastic of
the lens is not UV stable. Crystalens users are required to wear UV
blocking sun glasses when outside. That flew against my objective to
eliminate as much glasses wear as possible. I have high hopes of
needing only reading and computer glasses.
Thanks for the info on YAG posterior capsulotomy. I never heard of it
but am glad that it's easily cleared up if it occurs.
Chuck Norcutt
usher99@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Sounds good. Don't get too concerned if the vision clears up and then
> gets a bit cloudy with glare. About 25% will develop schmutz on the
> posterior capsule and require a YAG posterior capsulotomy. I like the
> idea of the Crystalens that moves when your ciliary muscles contract to
> provide some accomodation to near and middle distances---takes at least
> a few weeks to relearn this vs the previous autonomic reflexes.
> (not as elegant of nature's version). Not sure I like the Restor (3
> zone lens) or REZOOM flavors with an "apodized lens." The toric IOL
> for astigmatism is cool as well---need experienced surgeons for these
> as the installation can be challenging. Suspect you elected the usual
> approach as
> you haven't mentioned any of the other options---expensive and often
> the price differential is NOT covered.. One thing about Boston, you
> throw a stone and hit at least two experts and experienced surgeons are
> a snap to to locate.
>
> A non opthalmologist Mike but who pays attention to this. (likes all
> kinds of lenses)
>
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> New eyes, new knee, creeping up to 7,000K!
> Great - here's hoping your white balance returns.
>
> Andrew Fildes
> afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>
> On 03/11/2009, at 3:40 AM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
>
>> It's clear that I have not seen true white in a long
>> time. The haze in the left eye should clear in a day or two.
>
>
>
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