Aniridic IOL

Chris Kurz MD, Mark Mifflin MD

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Mark Mifflin, MD, and Chris Kurz, MD, illustrate the implantation technique of an aniridic IOL in a patient with a failed corneal graft, aphakia, and traumatic aniridia.

Posted: 5/04/2009

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Description: Mark Mifflin, MD, and Chris Kurz, MD, illustrate the implantation technique of an aniridic IOL in a patient with a failed corneal graft, aphakia, and traumatic aniridia.

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Aniridic IOL

Chris Kurz MD, Mark Mifflin MD

Mark Mifflin, MD, and Chris Kurz, MD, illustrate the implantation technique of an aniridic IOL in a patient with a failed corneal graft, aphakia, and traumatic aniridia.

Posted: 5/04/2009

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chris kurz

16 years ago

Lifshitz-

Tova Lifshitz

16 years ago

In my experience, when a regular PMMA 3 piece IOL is sutured horizontaly transscleraly in such an eye - complete vitrectomy ,aphakia without any capsular support - then the IOL tends to TILT vertically. Why this is not happens in your case? IOL is much larger than 6 mm optic regular IOL? Thanks for your answer

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