What is ISO 11979‑1-Vocabulary for intraocular lenses about?
ISO 11979‑1 is a standard that serves standardization of vocabulary for Intraocular lenses that fall under ophthalmic implants which enables you to provide effective communication among all the stake holders involved in the process.
ISO 11979‑1 defines terms applicable to intraocular lenses, and to the methods used to evaluate them.
Who is ISO 11979‑1-Vocabulary for intraocular lenses for?
ISO 11979‑1 on Vocabulary for intraocular lenses applies to:
- Manufacturers of intraocular lenses
- Dealers and importers of intraocular lenses
- Testing labs for intraocular lenses
Why should you use ISO 11979‑1-Vocabulary for intraocular lenses?
An intraocular lens is a lens that is implanted in the eye to treat cataracts or myopia. It's a small, artificial lens for the eyes or cataract patients. It is used to replace the natural lens of the eye, which is removed during cataract surgery.
ISO 11979‑1 provides you guidance on terms, definitions and abbreviated terms which are laid out in alphabetical order that enables you to standardize the vocabulary related to intraocular lenses.
ISO 11979‑1 provides you vocabulary for physical attributes, condition of the lens, testing, manufacturing and packaging processes and more which enables you to use effective communication across all levels of the value chain for intraocular lenses.
What’s changed since the last update?
BS EN ISO 11979‑1:2018 replaces BS EN ISO 11979‑1:2012, which is now technically revised.
