ABSTRACT

Objective: To demonstrate the results of the multifocal

intraocular lens AcrySof IQ ReSTOR in presbyopic and hyperopic patients, to eliminate
the use of optical glasses.
H0: The multifocal intraocular lens AcrySof IQ ReSTOR is
not the solution for hyperopic and presbyopic patients to dispense of the use of optical
glasses.
Methodology: This study consist in to measure the visual
capacity of the presbyopic and hyperopic patients operated with the multifocal lens
AcrySof IQ ReSTOR. Visual acuity in far distance, dependence of optical lenses after
surgery, residual refractive error, presence of halos and subsequent treatment with YAG
laser was evaluated using objectives exams such as autorefractometer for determining
ametropia, optotype projector for measurement of visual acuity and optical ecobiometra
IOL Master for calculating the intraocular lens to be implanted. The information was
obtained from the database of the Integral Eye Institute (IOI) through an analysis of the
medical history of each patient.
Results: From a total sample of 190 eyes, 143 women and 47
men were included. Of the total of patients operated with the multifocal lens AcrySof IQ
ReSTOR, 93.16% of patients did not require the use of optical glasses after surgery and
6.84% did so.
Conclusions: According to the results of postoperative
refraction in near and far vision, the multifocal lens AcrySof IQ ReSTOR proposal
meets expectations, because most patients dispensed of the use of optical glasses.
Keywords: Presbyopia; Hyperopic; AcrySof IQ ReSTOR.