The Masket Foundation White Papers

Another present subject of interest for the Foundation is the problem of Negative Dysphotopsia, an annoying side effect of routine cataract surgery. Dr. Masket has invented a new intra-ocular lens to prevent the problem and the Foundation is supporting research on the device in Europe at this time.

Solving the problem of negative dysphotopsia

Samuel Masket, MD
Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today, May 2014

Preventing Negative DysPhotopsia

ESCRS 2015, October 2015

FS-Cataract Lenses

Howard Larkin
Eurotimes, November 2014 

IOL Predictions for the coming year

Oliver Findl, MD, MBA, FEBO; Samuel Masket, MD; Richard Packard, MD, DO, FRCS, FRCOphth; and Liliana Werner, MD, PhD
Cararact & Refractive Surgery Today Europe, November/December 2014

PseUdophakic negative dysphotopsia: Surgical management and new theory of etiology

Samuel Masket, MD and Nicole R. Fram, MD
J Cataract Refract Surgery, July 2011

RAY-tracing optical modeling of negative dysphotospia

Xin Hong, PhD; Yueai Liu, PhD; Mutlu Karakelle, PhD; Samuel Masket, MD; and Nicole R. Fram, MD
Journal of Biomedical Optics, December 2011

Etiology of negative dysphotopsia

Samuel Masket, MD
J Cataract Refract Surgery, March 2013