Comparing two laser systems for cataract surgery

This study tests two different femtosecond lasers (LenSx and Z8) used during cataract surgery to see how they affect the eye's natural response, including inflammation and pupil size. It is designed for adults over 50 with age-related cataracts of moderate hardness.

This study looks at how well femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery works and what factors affect its results. It may be a good option if you have age-related cataracts and regular astigmatism.

This study compares two types of cataract surgery in people with Fuchs' dystrophy: one using a laser and the standard method. It looks at which approach gives better results for the cornea and vision.

This study compares two types of extended depth of focus (EDOF) lens implants to see how well they improve vision after cataract surgery. It may help people who need both distance and near vision without glasses.

This trial compares two treatment options for people with exfoliation glaucoma who also have cataracts: a tiny implant placed during cataract surgery (iStent) versus laser treatment. It aims to see which approach better controls eye pressure over 12 months and improves outcomes.

This study compares two types of advanced intraocular lenses (IOLs) used during cataract surgery to see which provides better vision at multiple distances. It may help you achieve clearer vision without relying heavily on glasses after surgery.