IOL Performance Reports

Multifocal IOL Performance Reports

Lucia

(Zeiss)

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Carl Zeiss's Lucia is a monofocal intraocular lens, but since there are opinions that it provides better intermediate-distance vision than other monofocal intraocular lenses, we tested it.

Vision through the mobile model eye

Lucia (Zeiss), Day, Building (pupil 3.0 mm)

With the Lucia (Zeiss), distant buildings appear very clear, almost the same as with the Tecnis monofocal intraocular lens from Johnson & Johnson.

Lucia (Zeiss), Night, Building (pupil 3.0 mm)

With the Lucia (Zeiss), when the pupil is 3.0 mm, signboard text appears sharp at night with almost no glare around bright lights.

Lucia (Zeiss), Night, Building (pupil 3.8 mm)

With Lucia (Carl Zeiss), there is almost no glare around bright lights at night.

Lucia (Zeiss), eye chart (pupil 3.0 mm)

This is a video filmed with a monofocal intraocular lens while bringing the optotype closer from 6 meters
to 25 cm.
At 6 meters the optotype appears very clear.
As the optotype gets closer it gradually blurs,
but compared with the Johnson & Johnson Tecnis monofocal intraocular lens, it appears slightly clearer at 150 cm.
This is similar to Johnson & Johnson's Eyhance.

Distance6m

Lucia (Zeiss), night, glare (pupil 3.8mm)

This is a video actually filmed on the road at night while carrying a portable model eye.
With the LUCIA (Carl Zeiss) monofocal intraocular lens, almost no halos are seen around bright lights (traffic lights, vehicle headlights, tail lights).

Manufacturer

Carl Zeiss

Country of manufacture

Germany

Type

Monofocal

Diffractive pattern size (mm)

Number of focal points

Add power (D)

Intermediate / near distance, etc.

Color

transparent

Hydrophilic / Hydrophobic

hydrophobic

Spherical / Aspheric

Aspheric

Asphericity (µm)

-0.08 ~ -0.24 (depending on pupil size)

Refractive index

1.49

Abbe number

UV filter

Violet light filter

Power range (D)

0~34

Toric IOL availability

Haptic design

C-loop

The specifications above are based on data provided by the IOL manufacturer or its distributor.
An IOL with a higher refractive index is thinner at the same dioptric power.
Abbe number: measured for optics exposed to air; a higher value means less chromatic aberration.

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