Abstract: A multifocal ophthalmic device is disclosed, wherein the lens body comprises a curcuminoid compound as a UV-light stabilizer, and/or a co-polymeric composition which is derived from a pre-polymerization mixture of defined monomers. The lens body of the multifocal ophthalmic device is being formed with a plurality of concentric annular zones, which effect both diffraction and refraction of incident light, and which are separated by slanted steps that are substantially devoid of any diffractive or refractive power.

Abstract: A cartridge for implantation of a deformable intraocular lens (IOL) through a small incision in the eye, including a body portion including a first section including a first lens delivery passageway configured to contain an IOL readied for implantation, and a second section including a second lens delivery passageway connected to the first passageway, configured to fold the IOL when the IOL is pushed through the second passageway, and a nozzle portion extending from the body portion, the nozzle portion including a third passageway and a tip for insertion through the incision in the eye, the second passageway extending to the third passageway, the third passageway configured to transfer the folded IOL into an incision in an eye when the folded IOL is pushed through the nozzle. Related apparatus and methods are also described.

Abstract: The present invention, in some embodiments thereof, provides a method and device for automatically calculating, prior to an IOL (intraocular lens) implantation procedure in a patient, a power and an axis location of the IOL in the implantation procedure, the method comprising: inputting to an electronic device keratometry parameters of the patient; inputting to the electronic device surgical parameters of the IOL implantation procedure on the patient; analyzing the patient keratometry parameters and the surgical parameters by the electronic device; and automatically determining by the electronic device the power and the axis location of the IOL in the implantation procedure in response to the inputs.