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Abstract
The imaging quality of intraocular lenses (IOLs) is measured by
several parameters that include the modulation transfer function
(MTF), Resolution efficiency (RE) and spectral transmissance. There
are several factors affecting the optical performance of IOLs, mainly
related to the IOL design and material. Wavefront aberrometry is now
recommended for assessment of the optical performance of IOLs. Its
application resulted in the development of a new generation of
Aspheric IOLs. In the quest for SuperVision, the Light Adjustable
Lens (LAL) is a step towards custom-made IOLs that correct all
aberrations of the human eye.