Ignacio Jiménez-Alfaro

TL;DR: A good degree of compensation of the corneal spherical aberration is shown in eyes implanted with aspheric IOLs, as opposed to Eyes implanted with spherical IOLS, where tolerance to defocus tended to be lower.

TL;DR: Posterior chamber phakic IOL implantation for the surgical correction of high myopia is a safe procedure with regard to immediate visual and refractive results, but the increase in flare, the endothelial cell loss, the decrease in crystalline lens transmittance, and the iris-PCPIOL and crystalline Lens contact are findings that suggest caution regarding the long-term safety of this lens implant.

TL;DR: Computer simulations and in vitro measurements show that tilts and decentrations might be contributors to the increased third-order aberrations in vivo in comparison with in vitroMeasurements found good agreement among in vivo, in vitro, and simulated measures of spherical aberration.

TL;DR: Cataract surgery with a small superior incision induced consistent and significant changes in several corneal Zernike terms (vertical astigmatism, trefoil, and tetrafoil), resulting in a significantly increased overall corneale RMS wavefront error.

TL;DR: SYL1001 showed a large safety margin and may provide novel therapeutic opportunity for the relief of dry eye.