Cataract Surgery: Improved Accuracy & Safety with Eyetelligence
- LOS ANGELES - A cloud-based platform may reduce errors in cataract surgery.
- Lobanoff, speaking at the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery meeting, presented cases where Eyetelligence, developed by Bausch + Lomb, helped avert mistakes.
- "Eyetelligence features a phone app that scans a QR code for each patient, ensuring the correct individual is in the room, thus preventing errors," Lobanoff said.
Revolutionize cataract surgery with Eyetelligence, a cloud-based platform improving precision and safety. This innovative tool enhances IOL power calculations, effectively minimizing surgical errors in the operating room. Dr. Mark C. Lobanoff highlights how eyetelligence, preventing critical mistakes such as incorrect patient identification and implantation of the wrong IOL, significantly boosts patient outcomes. The platform utilizes a phone app and QR code scanning to ensure patient accuracy, providing a robust solution for surgical planning. At News Directory 3, we understand the importance of advancements in medical technology.Eyetelligence, developed by Bausch + Lomb, marks a significant leap toward enhanced patient safety. Discover what’s next in ophthalmology with this cutting-edge advancement.
Eyetelligence platform Enhances cataract Surgery Safety
Updated June 24, 2025
LOS ANGELES – A cloud-based platform may reduce errors in cataract surgery. Eyetelligence, a surgical planning tool, offers improved IOL power calculations and boosts safety in the operating room, according to Dr. mark C. Lobanoff.
Lobanoff, speaking at the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery meeting, presented cases where Eyetelligence, developed by Bausch + Lomb, helped avert mistakes. In one instance,the platform prevented the wrong patient from entering the OR. In another, it stopped the implantation of an incorrect IOL.
“Eyetelligence features a phone app that scans a QR code for each patient, ensuring the correct individual is in the room, thus preventing errors,” Lobanoff said.
What’s next
Further studies are expected to explore the full potential of cloud-based platforms in enhancing surgical precision and patient safety in ophthalmology.