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Intraocular Lens Assortment
 

 This is a large assortment of intraocular lenses from the past. The intraocular lens is the cornerstone of today's successful cataract surgery. Harold Ridley of Britain is known as the father of the intraocular lens. The examples shown here are primarily made of PMMA (poly-methyl-methacrylate). This material was chosen after its inertness was observed when it was seen in the eyes of flyers during world war II due to shattered airplane canopies made of the same material. To see a larger image of any lens click on its picture. Hold the mouse pointer over a picture for a brief description.
 
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Two loop Binkhorst lens (Morcher) Worst medallion lens with notch for stainless steel suture Boberg-Ans four loop lens Rayner Nr 497 Fyodorov lens (Rayner) with crossed loops and Power Mark
       
Two loop medallion lens with holes for iris suture (J. Worst) IOLAB Worst two loop lens with clip for transiridectomy fixation (Heyer Schulte) Lynell Glass lens with polyamide holder Copeland type Nr 104 Binkhorst four loop lens with platinum loops
       
Two loop Binkhorst lens with platinum haptics Worst two loop medallion lens with holes for iris suture Lynell glass lens type 102 inkhorst four loop iris clip lens Rayner Nr 488
       
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