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Cataract Coach
June 23, 2026
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The historical paradigm of cataract surgery forced an absolute compromise: pristine distance vision with absolute spectacle dependence or an expanded range of vision at the cost of contrast sensitivity and night dysphotopsia.Today, next-generation nondiffractive designs are shifting those boundaries, reshaping how we counsel patients and tailor premium visual outcomes.
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Cataract Coach
June 23, 2026
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HELSINKI — As technology evolves, there is potential to quantify and automate presbyopia-correcting IOL selection through…

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