var CR_MONTH = "IOLs";
var CR_INFO = [
    {
        title: "Toric lens implantations on the rise in Europe",
        author: "Michelle Dalton EyeWorld Contributing Editor",
        content: "European cataract surgeons are more likely to use toric lenses than perform limbal relaxing incisions, embrace the concept of multifocal lenses much more readily than the concept of accommodating lenses, and believe the best in lens technology has yet to come. With more specialized lenses available in Europe than here in the U.S., EyeWorld asked several leading surgeons for their opinions on everything from phakic lenses to piggyback technology. This year's group of experts: Charles Claoué, MA(Cantab), M.D., consultant ophthalmic surgeon, Queen's Hospital, BHR University Hospitals NHS Trust, London; Béatrice Cochener, M.D., professor and chairman...",
        id: "5564",
        image: "images/New_Articles/2010/09/33.jpg",
        width: "202",
        height: "141"
    },
    {
        title: "Precision in power",
        author: "Enette Ngoei EyeWorld Contributing Editor",
        content: "There is no magic to calculating IOL power. Several different measurements are carefully taken by today's advanced biometry machines and input into complex formulas to determine the power of the IOL inside the eye. Experts agree that in a normal IOL patient, if a standard IOL is used, it doesn't matter which biometric measuring method or formula is used. \"In an average IOL patient, the results would be good with all formulas alike, there would be no difference if you use the IOLMaster [Carl Zeiss Meditec, Dublin, Calif.] or Lenstar [Haag-Strait, Mason, Ohio] or an immersion ultrasound device, as long as you use the proper constants,\" said Wolfgang Haigis... ",
        id: "5566",
        image: "images/New_Articles/2010/09/37.jpg",
        width: "152",
        height: "150"
    }
];