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Decision support for your biometry

IOL MATCH

From your patient's biometric data and visual habits, IOL Match compares defocus curves and guides you toward the best implant.

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A tool designed for the consultation

Every patient has different visual expectations. IOL Match lets you objectify them, cross-reference them with the real-world performance of the available implants and make the most relevant decision for your patient.

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Your biometrics assistant

Don't overlook anything important

IOL Match structures your consultation by following every step of the biometry. Premium implants, monovision, refractive data: the app also factors in the essential preoperative parameters, from the condition of the eye to aberrations and the ocular surface.

The patient questionnaire at the heart of the choice

Before comparing implants, IOL Match has your patient fill out a short questionnaire. Waking hours, main working distance, daily activities that call for near or distance vision: this information is far from trivial. It is what makes it possible to weight the defocus curves and steer the choice toward an implant that truly fits the patient's lifestyle, not just their refraction.

Compare, test and decide

  • Defocus curve visualization
    Each implant has a different vision profile depending on distance. IOL Match displays them side by side so the comparison is immediate, with no need to juggle datasheets.
  • Time saved in consultation
    The built-in checklist guides the biometry step by step. In a few minutes, you have a complete overview for premium implants without the risk of overlooking a criterion.
  • Stronger patient buy-in
    A graph speaks louder than a long explanation. IOL Match's visuals make it easy to explain the differences between implants and to involve the patient in the decision. Postoperative satisfaction starts here.
  • Monovision simulation
    The app lets you test different scenarios where one eye is corrected for distance and the other for near. A useful way to weigh whether this approach is right before committing to it.

Useful from residency onward

IOL Match is also a training tool. Surgeons early in their practice can explore the full catalogue of implants, understand the differences in optical profile and build their clinical intuition even before they are in front of a patient. The visual representation of the curves makes concrete what often stays theoretical in textbooks.

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