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The Ophthalmologist / Authors / Marie-José Tassignon

Marie-José Tassignon

With four patents that have been implemented in clinical practice, Marie-José Tassignon is a keen proponent of the need for ophthalmologists to understand physiology and the physics of optics. She is Chief and Chair of the Department of Ophthalmology of the Antwerp University Hospital – an institute where she is also Medical Director. One of her patents, for a bag-in-the-lens IOL, features in her article on rethinking the surgical approach to posterior capsulorhexis.

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The Magic Beans

November 6, 2015

Bean-shaped rings can compensate for compromised capsular integrity in bag-in-the-lens IOL implantation

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The Magic Beans

Don’t Fear the Posterior Capsule

February 10, 2014

Why we need a rethink of the surgical approach to the barrier between the anterior and posterior lens segments

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Don’t Fear the Posterior Capsule

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