Abstract: An intraocular lens (IOL) implant for implantation in an eye having a capsular bag, the implant including a carrying member adapted to be attached to the capsular bag, and characterized by a telescope being pivotally attached to the carrying member.

Abstract: An intraocular lens implant including a carrying member, a telescope, and at least one mechanical fastener that fixedly attaches the telescope to the carrying member. Either the carrying member or the telescope may be integrally formed with the at least one mechanical fastener. For example, the carrying member may be formed with a female fastener which mates with a corresponding male fastener formed on the telescope. Alternatively, the carrying member may be formed with a male fastener which mates with a corresponding female fastener formed on the telescope.

Abstract: An intraocular lens implant for implantation in the interior of a human eye comprising a telescope body having an anterior end and a posterior end and including at least one window sealed to the telescope body at at least one of the anterior end and the posterior end and at least two lenses disposed within the telescope body intermediate the anterior end and the posterior end.

Abstract: An intraocular lens (IOL) implant for implantation in an eye having a capsular bag, a posterior chamber and an anterior chamber, the implant including a first carrying member adapted to be attached to the capsular bag, and a telescope attached to and extending from the first carrying member, characterized by the telescope being further attached to at least one second carrying member, wherein the at least one second carrying member is adapted to be attached to a portion of the eye.

Abstract: An intraocular lens implant including an intraocular lens, a telescope, and at least one mechanical fastener that fixedly attaches the telescope to the lens. Either the lens or the telescope may be integrally formed with the at least one mechanical fastener. For example, the lens may be formed with a female fastener which mates with a corresponding male fastener formed on the telescope. Alternatively, the lens may be formed with a male fastener which mates with a corresponding female fastener formed on the telescope.