Better IOL Exchange Results With Sulcus Or Capsular Bag Lens Placement

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

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Secondary implantation of an IOL in either the sulcus or the capsular bag during the exchange of opacified Hydroview IOLs resulted in significantly better visual outcomes than placing the lens in the anterior chamber, a prospective study found.

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Better IOL Exchange Results With Sulcus Or Capsular Bag Lens Placement

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