View source for 20240033073. DEVICES TO SUPPORT AND POSITION AN INTRAOCULAR LENS WITHIN THE EYE AND METHODS OF USE simplified abstract (Long Bridge Medical, Inc.)

=DEVICES TO SUPPORT AND POSITION AN INTRAOCULAR LENS WITHIN THE EYE AND METHODS OF USE=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Long Bridge Medical, Inc.|Long Bridge Medical, Inc.]]


[[Category:Long Bridge Medical, Inc.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Matthew Clarke of Brisbane CA (US)|Matthew Clarke of Brisbane CA (US)]][[Category:Matthew Clarke of Brisbane CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Ayman Naseri of Brisbane CA (US)|Ayman Naseri of Brisbane CA (US)]][[Category:Ayman Naseri of Brisbane CA (US)]]

==DEVICES TO SUPPORT AND POSITION AN INTRAOCULAR LENS WITHIN THE EYE AND METHODS OF USE - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240033073 titled 'DEVICES TO SUPPORT AND POSITION AN INTRAOCULAR LENS WITHIN THE EYE AND METHODS OF USE

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract describes an implantable device designed to support an artificial intraocular lens in the eye. The device consists of a posterior platform with an anterior-facing surface and an inner wall that defines a central aperture. When implanted in the eye, light passes through the intraocular lens and the central aperture towards the retina. The device also includes at least one awning positioned over the anterior-facing surface of the posterior platform, creating a recess in front of the platform. Importantly, the device is designed to be deployed in the eye behind the iris, ensuring that no part of the device comes into contact with the sclera after implantation. 

* The device is an implantable support system for an artificial intraocular lens in the eye.
* It includes a posterior platform with an anterior-facing surface and a central aperture.
* Light passes through the intraocular lens and the central aperture towards the retina.
* The device features at least one awning that forms a recess in front of the posterior platform.
* It is designed to be implanted behind the iris, avoiding contact with the sclera.

==Potential Applications==
* Treatment of cataracts: The device can be used to support an artificial intraocular lens in patients with cataracts, improving vision.
* Vision correction: By implanting the device and an artificial intraocular lens, refractive errors such as myopia or hyperopia can be corrected.
* Eye trauma: The device may be beneficial in cases of eye trauma where the natural lens is damaged and needs to be replaced.

==Problems Solved==
* Stability: The device provides stability and support for the artificial intraocular lens, ensuring proper positioning and function.
* Contact avoidance: By being deployed behind the iris, the device prevents any contact with the sclera, reducing the risk of complications or discomfort.
* Light transmission: The central aperture allows light to pass through the intraocular lens and reach the retina, enabling clear vision.

==Benefits==
* Improved vision: The device, along with the artificial intraocular lens, can significantly improve vision in patients with cataracts or refractive errors.
* Enhanced safety: By avoiding contact with the sclera, the device reduces the risk of complications and discomfort associated with implantable devices.
* Long-term solution: The implantable nature of the device provides a long-term solution for vision correction, eliminating the need for external visual aids.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

an implantable device for supporting an artificial intraocular lens in an eye having an anterior segment of a capsular bag, an iris, and a sclera. the device includes a posterior platform having an anterior-facing surface and an inner wall defining, at least in part, a central aperture. when the device is implanted in the eye, light passes through the intraocular lens and the central aperture of the posterior platform towards the retina. the device includes at least one awning positioned over the anterior-facing surface of the posterior platform forming at least one recess anterior to the posterior platform. the device is configured to be deployed in the eye posterior of the iris so that no portion of the device rests in contact with the sclera after implantation. related tools, systems, and methods are provided.



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