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The Ophthalmologist / Issues / 2026 / October / Purely Refractive IOL Demonstrates Good Results in Eyes with Ocular Comorbidities
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Purely Refractive IOL Demonstrates Good Results in Eyes with Ocular Comorbidities

Real-world data on Tecnis PureSee IOLs presented at ESCRS London

10/6/2026 2 min read

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    Patients with ocular comorbidities implanted with Tecnis PureSee IOLs achieved excellent distance and good intermediate vision.

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    A retrospective analysis of 418 patients showed mean uncorrected binocular visual acuity of -0.002 logMAR at distance after RLE surgery.

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    95.7% of patients achieved 0.20 logMAR or better at distance, while 45.5% achieved this level at near vision.

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    The PureSee lens features a non-diffractive optical design that preserves contrast sensitivity and reduces bothersome halos.

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    A mild monovision strategy can enhance functional near vision while maintaining good distance and intermediate performance.

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