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PD Dr. med. Timur Yildirim, MD, FEBO, is an Ophthalmologist in the Cataract and Refractive Surgery faculty at the Heidelberg University Eye Clinic; and he is active in ophthalmic laboratory research at the David J Apple®️ Center for Vision Research.

Timur Yildirim

Posts by Timur Yildirim

Recommendations on IOL exchange.

Guidelines for Intraocular Lens Exchange Due to Material Changes

In Publications, Jun 11, 2026
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Safety in IOL exchange

We set out to study IOL exchange in patients who had IOL complications but otherwise had healthy eyes and we found visual and refractive outcomes were generally good. Changing the lens does not cause a significant change in aberrations. Intra- and postoperative complications were mostly mild and ...

In Research, Jun 30, 2025
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Using ANTERION® to assess IOL opacification.

Researchers used high-resolution optical coherence tomography to study the correlation between localized calcification on intraocular lenses and straylight, finding a significant link between the two.

In Research, Mar 29, 2021
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Glistening through the years

Study quantifies the decrease in glistening formation in Alcon's hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lenses over the past three decades, with the new Clareon material showing the lowest number of microvacuoles.

In Research, Feb 05, 2021
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The aesthetics of iris reconstruction

A study evaluated the aesthetic outcome of iris reconstruction using a custom-made artificial iris prosthesis in patients with traumatic partial or total aniridia. The results showed good aesthetic outcomes, with patients, eye doctors, and laymen rating the overall aesthetic outcome highly. Pupil...

In Research, Aug 18, 2020
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Supplementary IOL calcification

Researchers analyzed explanted intraocular lenses from polypseudophakic eyes with supplementary sulcus-supported lenses, finding calcification in both capsular bag and supplementary lenses, with varying morphology and patterns related to environmental factors and comorbidities.

In Research, Jul 27, 2020
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