Toric vs. Monofocal IOLs: Choosing the Best Lens for Cataract Surgery
Toric intraocular lenses (IOLs) correct both spherical and cylindrical (astigmatism) errors, offering advantages over monofocal lenses for patients with astigmatism:
- Sharper vision at distance without glasses.
- Reduced dependence on corrective eyewear for daily activities.
- Better night vision with less glare and halos.
- Higher patient satisfaction in clinical studies.
- Long-term stability of astigmatism correction.
The optimal choice depends on individual eye health, visual needs, and surgeon recommendation after comprehensive evaluation.
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