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Wherefore Art Thou Zonules?

Eric D. Rosenberg, DO, MScEng

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Eric Rosenberg, DO, MScEng, presents a challenging case in which a man in his early 40s presented for complex cataract extraction and IOL placement. During surgery, Dr. Rosenberg encountered zonular dehiscence and phacodonesis secondary to trauma. He describes his approach to a successful outcome.

Posted: 1/14/2025

Keywords:

Zonular Dehiscence

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Phacodonesis

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Wherefore Art Thou Zonules?

Eric D. Rosenberg, DO, MScEng

Eric Rosenberg, DO, MScEng, presents a challenging case in which a man in his early 40s presented for complex cataract extraction and IOL placement. During surgery, Dr. Rosenberg encountered zonular dehiscence and phacodonesis secondary to trauma. He describes his approach to a successful outcome.

Posted: 1/14/2025

Keywords:

Zonular Dehiscence

•

Phacodonesis

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