In Tribute to Sir Harold Ridley
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- Survey of Ophthalmology [ 0039-6257 ] ; 2000.
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Left: circa 1950. Right: circa 1990</note><note type="content">Fig. 2: Left: Ridley in Ghana, Africa, circa 1941. Right: The “Ridley fundus” of onchocerciasis, drawn by Harold Ridley and published in his classic 1945 monograph.33</note><note type="content">Fig. 3: Photographs of Ridley's eighth implant operation, May 10, 1951. These cuts were taken from the original film. The clips range from the von Graefe incision (upper left) to the lens removal (lower left) to the intraocular lens insertion (below center and right)</note><note type="content">Fig. 4: Ridley receives an honorary doctorate degree (Doctor of Humane Letters [DHL]) from the Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, May 1989. Left: David Apple presents the degree. Right: Dr. Kensaku Miyake delivers a speech dedicated to Ridley</note><note type="content">Fig. 5: Ridley receives an award from the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery in Seattle, Washington, April 1999. This event commemorated the 50th anniversary of the IOL. (Ridley with David J. Apple, MD.)</note><note type="content">Fig. 6: Two photographs show long-term survival of a Ridley IOL. Top: This Ridley lens was implanted by Dr. Edward Epstein, Johannesburg, South Africa, on April 12, 1952. This photograph, taken 46 years later, shows the lens still in place. (Courtesy of Drs. Chris van Niekir, Johannesburg, South Africa, and Charles Latocha, York, PA.) Bottom: Computed tomography (CT) scan shows a Ridley lens about 40 years after implantation. This patient was operated on by Drs. Warren Reese and Turgot Handi of Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia. (Courtesy of Drs. Richard Timmerman, Philadelphia, PA, and Charles Latocha, York, PA. [Both photographs are reprinted from Ram J22 with permission of Ophthalmology.)</note><note type="content">Fig. 7: Unsatisfactory correction with spectacles. Left: Aphakic spectacles are unattractive and provide very mediocre visual rehabilitation after cataract surgery. Right: In a developing world setting, aphakic spectacles are often broken or lost, often rendering the patient even more blind than prior to surgery</note><note type="content">Fig. 8: Gross photographs of two human eyes obtained postmortem (Miyake–Apple posterior photographic technique) comparing implant results from the early 1980s to those of today. Left: Three-piece PC IOL implanted in the early 1980s with a poor result. Note two prominent complications that have burdened surgeons for decades: 1) decentration secondary to asymmetric haptic fixation, and 2) marked posterior capsular opacification (PCO) secondary to incomplete cortical clean-up. Right: This is a state-of-the-art modern foldable intraocular lens, the Alcon AcrySofô design. The lens is perfectly placed and centered in the capsular bag with no opacification of the media. 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