Granted Patent B2

US 12,336,903 · App. 17/575,155 · Granted Jun 24, 2025

Inventors: Guy Oren (Brisbane, CA); Nicole Kahn-Dror (Brisbane, CA); Matthew Clarke (Brisbane, CA); Rina Tsvet (Brisbane, CA)

Assignee: ForSight Vision6, Inc.

A61F2/1635A61F2250/0036A61F2250/0053

Abstract

Claims (17)

1. An accommodating intraocular lens comprising:

an anterior optic positionable within an optic zone of an eye upon implantation in the eye, the anterior optic comprising:

a central, dynamic zone configured to undergo a shape change for accommodation comprising a dynamic membrane having a differential thickness gradient between a posterior surface and an anterior surface of the dynamic membrane, the posterior surface being substantially aspheric, and wherein the dynamic membrane has a first thickness between the posterior surface and the anterior surface at a center of the dynamic membrane and a second thickness between the posterior surface and the anterior surface at a periphery of the dynamic membrane, and wherein the first thickness is greater than the second thickness;

and a peripheral static zone comprising a static anterior optical portion configured to resist any shape change;

a posterior optic comprising an anterior surface positioned posterior to the anterior optic, the posterior optic being static and resistant to shape change and movement;

and a non-compressible optical fluid contained within a fluid chamber defined, in part, by the posterior surface of the dynamic membrane and the anterior surface of the posterior optic, wherein compression of the fluid chamber at a first region causes the shape change of the central, dynamic zone for accommodation, and wherein the differential thickness gradient of the dynamic membrane together with the peripheral static zone and the substantially aspheric posterior surface causes an external shape of the dynamic membrane when the anterior optic is in an accommodated state to have a single radius of curvature.

2. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 1 , wherein the anterior surface of the dynamic membrane is convex and the posterior surface of the dynamic membrane is convex.

3. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 2 , wherein both the anterior surface and the posterior surface control the differential thickness gradient of the dynamic membrane and the gradient changes between the periphery and the center of the dynamic membrane.

4. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 1 , wherein the anterior surface of the dynamic membrane is convex and the posterior surface of the dynamic membrane is concave.

5. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 4 , wherein both the anterior surface and the posterior surface control the differential thickness gradient of the dynamic membrane and the gradient changes gradually between the periphery and the center of the dynamic membrane.

6. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 1 , wherein the anterior surface of the dynamic membrane is convex and the posterior surface of the dynamic membrane is convex at the periphery of the dynamic membrane and plano near the center of the dynamic membrane.

7. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 6 , wherein both the anterior surface and the posterior surface control the differential thickness gradient of the dynamic membrane near the periphery and only the anterior surface controls the differential thickness gradient of the dynamic membrane at the center, wherein the gradient changes non-linearly between the periphery and the center of the dynamic membrane.

8. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 6 , wherein the anterior surface of the dynamic membrane has a convex curvature that follows a single radius or aspheric equation and wherein the posterior surface of the dynamic membrane near the periphery has a convex curvature that follows a single radius or aspheric equation.

9. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 1 , wherein the anterior surface of the dynamic membrane after accommodation is spherical, and wherein the optical fluid has a refractive index that is higher than or equal to a refractive index of the anterior optic.

10. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 1 , wherein, prior to the shape change when the anterior optic is in a disaccommodated state, both the anterior surface of the dynamic membrane and the posterior surface of the dynamic membrane are curved, and wherein a radius of curvature of the posterior surface is different from a radius of curvature of the anterior surface.

11. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 1 , wherein the optical fluid has a refractive index that is index-matched to the anterior optic.

12. The accommodating intraocular lens of claim 1 , wherein the optical fluid has a refractive index that is higher than a refractive index of the anterior optic.

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