Changes of transmission characteristics for different optic radiation incidence angles in filters protecting against hazardous infrared radiation

Light transmission through intraocular lenses with or without yellow chromophore (blue light filter) and its potential influence on functional vision in everyday environmental conditions

“…The modification of spectral characteristics of optical radiation's transmission (including light) by different filters used to protect vision in ophthalmic optics as well as in artificial intraocular lenses (IOL) is common. [ 1 , 2 ] The spectral characteristics of protective filters is modified in order to block optical radiation at which levels of energy might harmfully influence the eye in the workplaces environment (e.g., laser technology, ultraviolet radiation, infrared radiation) or by light that may cause glare. [ 3 ] On the other hand, the modification of spectral characteristics of lenses used in spectacles is related mainly to the range of ultraviolet radiation and to lower the amount of light that reaches photoreceptors within the retina.…”