Chapter 11

Iris Prostheses: Overview and Design

Michael E. Snyder and Kristiana Neff

Abstract

Iris defects such as congenital aniridia, ocular albinism, iris coloboma, uveitis, trauma, or surgical misadventure face a unique challenge for the ophthalmologist. Relatively conservative solutions like colored contact lenses, corneal tattooing has limited results. In this chapter we will review the intraocular devices that are currently marketed to the world ophthalmic community. A few cases will be discussed for demonstrational purposes.

Total Pages: 241-264 (24)

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