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P Dee Stephenson, MD, FACS2019 OIS
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Atia Vision: Company Status
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2001 2011 2012 2016 2017
Coronary Artery
Disease
Structural Heart
DiseaseHypertension Atrial Fibrillation Atrial Fibrillation
Acquired by
Boston Scientific
Acquired by
Boston Scientific
Acquired by
Covidien
Acquired by
Abbott/Terumo
Acquired by
Boston Scientific
A Shifamed Portfolio Company
Highly focused medical innovation hub
with a solid track record of success
Early stage start-up in the ophthalmology space
Initiated clinical studies
Recently closed $20M financing
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Evolution of Accommodating IOLs
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1st Generation
Single Optic
Axial Lens
Displacement
Limited
accommodative
response
2rd Generation
Dual Optic
Axial Lens
Displacement
Difficult in surgery,
Did not meet
accommodative
endpoints
3rd Generation
Optic fluid filled,
Shape changing
single optic
Unpredictable refractive
and accommodative
outcomes,
higher amplitude of
accommodation
“Holy Grail”
Truly Accommodating
Lens
Predictable
accommodative &
refractive outcomes
Next Frontier
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Atia Vision: Next Frontier Premium IOL
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SHAPE CHANGING ACCOMMODATING ENGINE
• Hydraulic multiplier design, mimics the natural dynamic accommodation mechanism of the eye
• Maintains direct contact with open capsular bag for efficient energy transfer from ciliary muscle to the optic
EXCHANGEABLE FRONT OPTIC
• Stable optic for refractive predictability
• Addresses each patient’s prescription needs - available in multiple powers and degrees of toricity
• Opportunity for future upgrades as optic technology advances
MODULAR DUAL LENS DESIGN
Aims to restore the full range of functional vision
Correction of short and long-term refractive issues
Designed to prevent visual disturbances & artifacts
Easily exchangeable front optic
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CLINICAL UPDATE
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Clinical Summary to Date:
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Credit to Prof. Igor Solomatin and Dr. Andrei Solomatinhttps://drsolomatinisilmakeskus.ee/
Started FIH studies with promisingpreliminary data
No significant product-related adverse events
Accommodative response
Both subjective and objective measurements showing accommodation
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Subject 001: UBM Imaging
30 µm cavity height difference observed in Base Component’s fluid chamber
Equates to 1.5D power shift
POST OP: ASSESSMENT OF FIT AND ACCOMODATIVE RESPONSEPRE OP: GAUGE BIOMETRY AND CAPSULE SIZE
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DCVA – 0.0 LogMAR (20/20)
DCIVA – 0.1 LogMAR (20/25)
DCNVA - 0.1 LogMAR (20/25)
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Subject 001: Subjective Testing Corroborate UBM Result
Control data: N=25, J. Alio, et. al., Visual Outcomes and
Accommodative…, AJO, Vol 164, April 2016, Pgs 37-48
Acuity Test Defocus Test
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Atia Vision Summary
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L A R G E M A R K E T O P P O R T U N I T Y
• 3.6M cataract procedures performed annually in the US, over 20M worldwide1
• Global IOL market expected to reach $5.5B by 20222
• Potential expansion into larger presbyopia market
D I F F E R E N T I AT E D S O L U T I O N
• Simplicity of stable, predictable front optic exchange allows for refining both initial and long-term refractive outcomes with future novel optics technology
• Shape changing dynamic accommodation with efficient energy transfer from the ciliary muscles to the optic, not between components
• Completed biocompatibility and preclinical tests for FIH studies
• Completed design verification testing
• Started FIH cases
M I L E S T O N E SE F F I C I E N T
O P E R AT I O N S
• Leverage learnings from 1st
generation devices
• Proven development process and streamlined resources to deliver high-impact results
• Recently closed on $20M financing
1. https://www.reviewofophthalmology.com/article/thoughts-on--cataract-surgery-20152. Market Scope 2017 Global IOL Market Report
APPENDIX
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