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patient is lying down (when you perform surgery). "The Verion matches up those features and you can then do a side-by- side comparison of digital images to determine how much the eye rotat- ed," says Dr. McCabe. "Everybody's eye rotates to a different degree." The software also places a digital marker on the microscope so you can orient the toric IOL or place the limbal-relaxing incisions where you want them to be, says Dr. McCabe. While the debate continues about the best centration spot for multifocal lenses — on the center of the limbus, the center of the pre-op pupil or the visual axis — the software helps you to make that choice. • Hands-free IOL loading. Dr. McCabe used her feet to showcase a neat way to load and implant IOLs. Using the Intrepid AutoSert IOL Injector, she automatically advanced the IOL to the preload, ready-to-implant posi- 1 1 3 M A Y 2 0 1 5 | O U T P A T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T z PERFECTLY ALIGNED The ORA VerifEye reading after the toric IOL was implanted. The NRR, which stands for "No Rotation Required," means the toric IOL is in perfect alignment.

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