
A new convex-concave contact lens for wide-angle vitreoretinal surgery with the BIOM was developed. Placed on an eye, in which silicone oil is injected, it prevents the formation of an optically disturbing oil-water-film on the surface of the cornea. Thus the new contact lens leads to an essential improvement of the fundus view intraoperatively without affecting the optical properties of the BIOM.
Vitreous Body, Optics and Photonics, Contact Lenses, Ophthalmoscopes, Humans, Retina
Vitreous Body, Optics and Photonics, Contact Lenses, Ophthalmoscopes, Humans, Retina
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