Cupid IOL Fixation

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The authors present 2 challenging cases of dislocated intraocular lens solved with the cupid technique. In this technique, the edge of a subluxated IOL is pierced with a needle and sutured to the sclera. Cupid fixation is a simple, cheap, minimal invasive and effective option for long lasting fixation of dislocated IOL, restoring the optics of the visual axis. No financial disclosure.

Posted: 3/16/2017

Cupid IOL Fixation

The authors present 2 challenging cases of dislocated intraocular lens solved with the cupid technique. In this technique, the edge of a subluxated IOL is pierced with a needle and sutured to the sclera. Cupid fixation is a simple, cheap, minimal invasive and effective option for long lasting fixation of dislocated IOL, restoring the optics of the visual axis. No financial disclosure.

Posted: 3/16/2017

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Lara Queiros

9 years ago

More than one hundred eyes with dislocated intraocular lens were submitted to Cupid fixation in the last seven years: under topical anesthesia, a 10-0 prolene needle perforated the IOL allowing its repositioning in the bag; the knot is left underneath a previously created limbal intrascleral pouch.

Lara Queiros

9 years ago

Technique explained at 4:47 !

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