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Posterior Iris-Fixated IOL in Aphakic Eyes: Management of IOP

Hassan Moutei, MD

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This video presents a technique to maintain IOP during implantation of a posterior iris-fixated IOL in aphakic eyes after complicated cataract surgery. Key steps include bilateral 1-mm paracenteses approximately 9 mm apart, pharmacologic miosis, gradual peripheral viscoelastic fill, a 5.5-6.2 mm corneal or scleral-corneal incision according to optic size, retropupillary introduction of the iris-claw lens, and sequential enclavation.

Posted: 9/29/2025

Keywords:

Iris-Fixated IOL

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Posterior Iris-Fixated IOL in Aphakic Eyes: Management of IOP

Hassan Moutei, MD

This video presents a technique to maintain IOP during implantation of a posterior iris-fixated IOL in aphakic eyes after complicated cataract surgery. Key steps include bilateral 1-mm paracenteses approximately 9 mm apart, pharmacologic miosis, gradual peripheral viscoelastic fill, a 5.5-6.2 mm corneal or scleral-corneal incision according to optic size, retropupillary introduction of the iris-claw lens, and sequential enclavation.

Posted: 9/29/2025

Keywords:

Iris-Fixated IOL

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