Table 3.
Author, year | Trifocal IOLs | The Hybrid Multifocal-EDOF IOL | Results of contrast sensitivity |
---|---|---|---|
Hamid and Sokwala, 201611 |
FineVision AT LISA tri 839MP |
Symfony | Significantly better in Symfony IOL in both photopic and scotopic conditions |
Monaco, 201722 | PanOptix | Symfony | No statistically significant differences in both photopic and scotopic conditions |
Ruiz-Mesa, 201724 | FineVision | Symfony | No statistically significant differences and both below the normal range at 12 cpd and 18 cpd in photopic and scotopic conditions |
Ruiz-Mesa, 201825 | PanOptix | Symfony | No statistically significant differences and both below the normal range at 12 cpd and 18 cpd in photopic and scotopic conditions |
Cochener, 20187 |
PanOptix FineVision |
Symfony | No statistically significant differences in both photopic and scotopic conditions |
Mencucci, 201821 |
PanOptix AT LISA tri 839MP |
Symfony | Significantly better in Symfony IOL in both photopic and scotopic conditions |
Escandón-García, 201819 |
PanOptix FineVision |
Symfony | Significantly better in Symfony IOL at 1.5 cpd in scotopic conditions |
Singh, 201928 | FineVision | Symfony | No statistically significant differences in both photopic and scotopic conditions |
Webers, 202027 | AT LISA tri 839MP | Symfony | No statistically significant differences in both photopic and scotopic conditions |
EDOF, extended depth of focus; IOL, intraocular lens; cpd, cycles per degree.