JON GORDON DISHLER, MD
Medical Practice at Prentice Ave, Englewood, CO

License number

Colorado 22208

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Jon Dishler, age 71

4817 S Franklin St, Englewood, CO 80113

(303) 781-6665

Jon Dishler

4875 S Monaco St APT 407, Denver, CO 80237

(303) 488-6822

Jon Dishler

Denver, CO

(303) 781-6665

Jon G Dishler

4875 Monaco St, Denver, CO 80237

(720) 488-6822

Jon G Dishler

4817 S Franklin St, Englewood, CO 80113

(303) 781-6665

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Dr. Jon G Dishler - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Hospitals:

DTC Eye Associates, PC
8400 E Prentice Ave SUITE 1200, Greenwood Village 80111
Dishler Laser Institute
8400 E Prentice Ave SUITE 1200, Greenwood Village 80111
Littleton Adventist Hospital
7700 South Broadway, Littleton 80122
Presbyterian/Saint Luke's Medical Center
1719 East 19Th Ave, Denver 80218
Swedish Medical Center
501 East Hampden Ave, Englewood 80113
DTC Eye Associates, PC
8400 E Prentice Ave SUITE 1200, Greenwood Village 80111
Dishler Laser Institute
8400 E Prentice Ave SUITE 1200, Greenwood Village 80111
Littleton Adventist Hospital
7700 South Broadway, Littleton 80122
Presbyterian/Saint Luke's Medical Center
1719 East 19Th Ave, Denver 80218
Swedish Medical Center
501 East Hampden Ave, Englewood 80113

Philosophy:

Adhering to a high standard of patient care is Dr. Dishler's foremost priority. His practice is distinguished from other Colorado practices in that it offers the most advanced laser platforms and technology to enhance patient comfort and safety. This technology includes the Zeiss VisuMax femtosecond laser; which was the first available in the United States only at Dishler Laser Institute.

Education:

Medical Schools
University Of Colorado School Of Medicine
Graduated: 1978

Optical Guide And Method For Use In Corrective Laser Eye Surgery

US Patent:

5807380, Sep 15, 1998

Filed:

Apr 26, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/639127

Inventors:

Jon G. Dishler - Englewood CO

International Classification:

A61M 3500

US Classification:

606 5

Abstract:

An optical guide dispenses laser light that is incident outside a selected region during laser eye surgery. The guide is formed as a body with a passageway of selected geometrical cross-section that defines a mininmum optical opening. The body has a material which circumferentially surrounds the passageway that is effective to dispense laser light incident thereto such that the energy thereof is dissipated to a level that will not affect eye tissue. A handle may optionally be provided to facilitate manipulation of the body. The passageway is preferably frustoconical. An optical system incorporates the optical guide and includes a mount that is to be placed in contact with the eye. The optical guide is secured to the mount, such as by cooperative rails and protrusions. A method is described to perform laser eye surgery using such optical guide and directing laser light along an optical path parallel to the central axis of the passageway. The laser light beam is then moved to follow a pathway that surrounds a central point.

Cannula For Use In Corrective Laser Eye Surgery

US Patent:

6135984, Oct 24, 2000

Filed:

Jan 6, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/226376

Inventors:

Jon G. Dishler - Englewood CO

International Classification:

A61M 500

US Classification:

604264

Abstract:

A cannula for use in conjunction with a fluid source to irrigate a corneal surface of an eye, comprises a connector adapted to attach to the fluid source; and an elongated, hollow prong element having a proximal end supported by said connector and a distal tip opposite proximal end. The prong element includes an arcuate distal section formed in a plane along a curvature and having a fluid passageway therein that is surrounded by a sidewall with the fluid passageway being in fluid communication with the fluid source when the connector is fastened thereto. A port in the distal section of the prong extends from the fluid passageway through the sidewall whereby fluid from the fluid source may be ejected out of the port and onto the corneal surface during use.

Jon Gordon Dishler, Greenwood Village CO

Specialties:

Ophthalmologist

Address:

8400 E Prentice Ave, Greenwood Village, CO 80111

Education:

University of Colorado, School of Medicine (Denver) - Doctor of Medicine

Board certifications:

American Board of Ophthalmology Certification in Ophthalmology

Method Of Using Small Diameter Intracorneal Inlays To Treat Visual Impairment

US Patent:

8057541, Nov 15, 2011

Filed:

Oct 30, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/554544

Inventors:

Jon Dishler - Cherry Hills Village CO, US
Troy A. Miller - Rancho Santa Margarita CA, US
Alexander Vatz - Lake Forest CA, US
James R. Alexander - Newport Beach CA, US

Assignee:

ReVision Optics, Inc. - Lake Forest CA

International Classification:

A61F 2/14, A61F 2/16

US Classification:

623 511, 623 611

Abstract:

Provided herein are small diameter inlays for correcting vision impairments by altering the shape of the anterior corneal surface. In an embodiment, inlays having diameters smaller than the pupil are provided for correcting presbyopia. To provide near vision, an inlay is implanted centrally in the cornea to induce an “effective” zone on the anterior corneal surface, within which diopter power is increased. Distance vision is provided by a region of the cornea peripheral to the “effect” zone. In another embodiment, small diameter inlays are provided that induce effective optical zones on the anterior corneal surface that are much larger in diameter than the inlays. The increase in the effective optical zone, due at least in part to a draping effect, allows an inlay to produce a much larger clinical effect on a patient's vision than the diameter of the inlay.

Insertion System For Corneal Implants

US Patent:

8162953, Apr 24, 2012

Filed:

Mar 28, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/692835

Inventors:

Jon Dishler - Cherry Hills Village CO, US
Ned Schneider - Aliso Viejo CA, US
Alan Ngoc Le - Lake Forest CA, US

Assignee:

ReVision Optics, Inc. - Lake Forest CA

International Classification:

A61F 9/00

US Classification:

606107

Abstract:

Provided therein are apparatuses, systems and methods for storing and retrieving a corneal implant and for delivering the corneal implant in or on the cornea. In an embodiment, a insertion system comprises an inserter for delivering a corneal implant to a desired location in or on the cornea. The inserter has a holding space at its distal end for holding a corneal implant therein. A solution may substantially fill the holding space with the corneal implant to keep the implant hydrated and to hold the implant in the holding space by the surface tension of the solution. The corneal implant may be preloaded in the holding space of the inserter and stored in a storage container filled with storage fluid, e. g. , saline, until use. To deliver the corneal implant, the inserter is positioned at the desired location, and the corneal implant released from the holding space of the inserter.

Corneal Implant Inserters And Methods Of Use

US Patent:

2013025, Sep 26, 2013

Filed:

Sep 14, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/619955

Inventors:

Ned Schneider - Aliso Viejo CA, US
Alan Ngoc Le - Lake Forest CA, US
Jon Dishler - Cherry Hills Village CO, US

International Classification:

A61F 9/007

US Classification:

606107

Abstract:

Devices that are adapted to insert corneal implants onto corneal tissue. Methods of using the devices include inserting the corneal implant into a pocket created in the cornea. Methods of use also include inserting the corneal implant onto corneal tissue after a flap has been created in the cornea. The devices can be adapted to deliver fluid to an implant holding space to at least assist in the deployment of the implant from the holding space and onto corneal tissue.