Federico Tommasi , Alessio Giorgetti , Caterina Monnetti , Lorenzo Fini , Giovanni Romualdi , Rita Mencucci , Massimo Gurioli , Stefano Cavalieri
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摘要
本研究详细介绍了三种人工晶体(IOL)的光学特性,比较了两种所谓的“增强视野范围”(Evolux IOL)和Tecnis Eyhance IOL,以及一种所谓的“窄视野范围”(narrow range of field),一种标准的单焦点IOL (Acrysof IQ)。方法采用PMTF光学实验台进行测量,基于调制传递函数(MTF)评价各透镜的光学性能。MTFa,表示MTF曲线下的面积,是一个关键的综合指标,用于量化不同空间频率下的性能,从而深入了解离焦变化时iol的行为。结果结果突出了人工晶状体的优点和缺点,其中Evolux显示出最广泛的聚焦深度。USAF分辨率目标用于定性地评估远、中、近距离的图像再现,提供人工晶状体能力的视觉表现。结论本研究结果为在白内障和屈光手术中根据患者特定视力要求选择人工晶状体提供了有价值的信息。
Comparison of optical performances of intraocular lenses with different depth of field
Purpose
This study presents a detailed optical characterization of three intraocular lenses (IOLs) comparing two so called “enhanced range of field”, Evolux IOL and Tecnis Eyhance IOL and one so called “narrow range of field”, a standard monofocal IOL Acrysof IQ.
Methods
The measurements are performed using the PMTF optical bench, basing on the Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) to evaluate the optical performance of each lens. The MTFa, representing the area under the MTF curve, is utilized as a key and synthetic metric to quantify performance across different spatial frequencies, providing insights into the IOLs’ behavior as defocus varies.
Results
The results highlight the strengths and the weaknesses of the IOLs, with the Evolux showing a broadest depth of focus. The USAF resolution target is used to qualitatively assess the image reproduction at far, intermediate, and near distances, offering a visual representation of the IOLs’ capabilities.
Conclusions
These findings provide valuable information for selecting IOLs based on patient-specific visual requirements in cataract and refractive surgery.