Abstract: 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.

Abstract: The invention relates to an implant for determining the pressure of the aqueous humour in an eye, comprising a support body with a pressure sensor unit (5; 5″) arranged thereon, said pressure sensor unit comprising a first pressure sensor element (14; 14″) for measuring the pressure of the aqueous humour and for producing first pressure sensor data, a data processing unit (23) which is arranged on the support body and connected to the pressure sensor unit (5; 5″) in such a way that data can be transferred in order to process the first pressure sensor data and to produce first transfer data, in addition to comprising a first transmitting and receiving element which is arranged on the support body and connected to the data processing unit (23) in such a way that data can be transferred in order to transmit first transfer data and receive second transfer data from a second transmitting and receiving device arranged outside the eye.