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Repeat IOL Dislocation

Michael Patterson, DO

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Michael Patterson, DO, presents a case with repeat IOL dislocations despite a previous scleral fixation. The IOL had dislocated twice in the anterior chamber and now in the posterior chamber. 23G stab incisions are made 180 degrees apart, approximately 1-1.5mm away from the limbus. Sclerotomies farther away from the limbus force the IOL haptics to stretch which makes the lens more susceptible to dislocation.

Posted: 5/24/2016

Keywords:

Ahmed Micro-Graspers

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Cataract Complications

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Cataract Surgery

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Dislocated IOL, subluxed IOL

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Fibrin glue

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Glued IOL

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Intraocular lens, IOL, IOLs

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IOL Fixation

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Scleral-fixated IOL

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TISSEEL Fibrin Sealant, glue

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Wound sealant

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Repeat IOL Dislocation

Michael Patterson, DO

Michael Patterson, DO, presents a case with repeat IOL dislocations despite a previous scleral fixation. The IOL had dislocated twice in the anterior chamber and now in the posterior chamber. 23G stab incisions are made 180 degrees apart, approximately 1-1.5mm away from the limbus. Sclerotomies farther away from the limbus force the IOL haptics to stretch which makes the lens more susceptible to dislocation.

Posted: 5/24/2016

Keywords:

Ahmed Micro-Graspers

•

Cataract Complications

•

Cataract Surgery

•

Dislocated IOL, subluxed IOL

•

Fibrin glue

•

Glued IOL

•

Intraocular lens, IOL, IOLs

•

IOL Fixation

•

Scleral-fixated IOL

•

TISSEEL Fibrin Sealant, glue

•

Wound sealant

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