Patents Assigned to Humanoptics AG
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Patent number: 9763775Abstract: An intraocular lens storage system for storing an intraocular lens. The intraocular lens storage system includes a storage container for storing the intraocular lens and an actuable transfer device, which is arranged in the storage container, with an intraocular lens receiver to receive the intraocular lens. The transfer device is movable between an intraocular lens storage position for storing the intraocular lens in the storage container and an intraocular lens transfer position to transfer the intraocular lens to an injection device.Type: GrantFiled: December 13, 2013Date of Patent: September 19, 2017Assignee: HumanOptics AGInventors: Arthur Messner, Martin Christoph Heiss
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Patent number: 7384429Abstract: An accommodative intracapsular implant comprises a central optical part and at least two haptic arms (3, 4), the free ends (5, 6) of which are embodied to cooperate with parts of the equatorial zone of the capsular bag, wherein the optical part is formed by joining two elastically-deformable bodies, one body being formed as an envelope (1) and the other body being formed as a core (2).Type: GrantFiled: February 3, 2003Date of Patent: June 10, 2008Assignee: HumanOptics AGInventor: Khalil Hanna
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Patent number: 7226479Abstract: An intraocular lens for implantation in a capsule of an eye comprises an optic which has a substantially circular rim, an optical axis, and a lens plane that extends vertically of the optical axis; at least two haptics for support of the optic on the capsule, the haptics being fixed to the optic and forming one piece with the optic and consisting of reversibly deformable material, each haptic having a first Z-shaped haptic clamp articulated to the rim, a second Z-shaped haptic clamp articulated to the rim, and a connecting clamp which is concave in relation to the optical axis, uniting the first haptic clamp and the second haptic clamp.Type: GrantFiled: April 21, 2005Date of Patent: June 5, 2007Assignee: HumanOptics AGInventors: Arthur Meβner, Ersan Özmen, Tim Use
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Patent number: 6749634Abstract: An accommodating intraocular implant for locating in the capsular bag, the implant comprising a single piece of elastically deformable material constituting a central lens (1) and at least two haptic portions (2, 4) in the form of radial arms for bearing via their free ends against the equatorial zone of the capsular bag, the free end of each radial arm (2, 4) being fitted with a shoe (6, 7) of substantially toroidal outside surface enabling the implant to bear against the equatorial zone of the bag, the connection between each shoe (6, 7) and the corresponding arm (2, 4) being of the hinge type situated in the vicinity of the posterior edge of the shoe (6, 7) and being formed by a first thin portion (2d, 4d) of the arm, while the connection between each arm and the lens is of the hinge type implemented at the anterior surface of the lens by a second likewise thin portion (2c, 4c) of the arm, the plane (P1) containing the first thin portions being situated behind the plane (P2) containing the second thin portType: GrantFiled: October 16, 2001Date of Patent: June 15, 2004Assignee: Humanoptics AGInventor: Khalil Hanna
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Patent number: 6596006Abstract: A surgical instrument for lamellal cutting of the cornea, the instrument comprising: a ring-shaped base (1) shaped for being applied to and held against the eye; and a cutting tool having a cutting blade received in a support (4) co-operating with the base (1) to guide displacement of the cutting edge of the blade in a plane parallel to the ring, and including, in front of the blade, a shaping element (10) for shaping the portion of the cornea that projects into the ring; wherein the shaping element is constituted by a roller (10) coupled to the blade support about an axis of rotation perpendicular to the cutting direction.Type: GrantFiled: July 19, 2001Date of Patent: July 22, 2003Assignee: HumanOptics AGInventor: Khalil Hanna
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Patent number: 6302911Abstract: An intraocular implant having a single piece having a central optical portion and at least two haptic portions, wherein the free end of each haptic portion is situated on a circle and is shaped to form a gutter.Type: GrantFiled: October 20, 2000Date of Patent: October 16, 2001Assignee: Humanoptics AGInventor: Khalil Hanna