About IOL Assistant

Bring measurements, formula outputs and the reasoning for each eye together in one clinical workspace.

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Two ways to start

Analyze a report

Upload a PDF, screenshot or photo of a biometry or ESCRS report. Review the extracted measurements and formula outputs alongside the case analysis.

Upload a case

Use the IOL Formula

My Formula is exclusive to active annual Pro access.

Enter biometry manually or import a photo. Imported values go directly into the Buonsanti IOL Formula for review and calculation within IOL Assistant.

Open IOL Formula

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What to review in a case

  1. Keep each eye separate

    OD and OS retain their own biometry, lens options and target refraction throughout the case review.

  2. Review the selection

    Compare the available formula outputs, inspect the selected power and check missing or conflicting measurements. Power selection uses the target refraction for that eye.

  3. Read the evidence in context

    See the references retrieved for the case and how they relate to the recommendation. Relevant evidence may be limited or unavailable.

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Discuss and document

Case consultation

Ask the case assistant to explain the selection, review missing information or prepare a draft summary. The conversation uses the selected eye’s context and leaves the saved calculation unchanged.

A report to keep

Download a case report with results for each eye and the references included in the analysis. The IOL Formula also has its own Print / PDF view.

AI helps read documents and explain results. It can flag concerns; final surgical planning and lens selection remain the responsibility of the treating physician.

Clinical direction

Dr Dante Buonsanti

Ophthalmologist

IOL Assistant was developed by a team led by Dr Dante Buonsanti, bringing his work in IOL planning into a workspace for reviewing measurements, calculations and supporting literature.

Questions and feedback from clinical use are welcome.

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