IOL Surface Alterations Have Multiple Causes, Expert Says

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Surface alterations such as discoloration, opacification and glistening may occur at different time points after implantation of IOLs and could lead, in the worst cases, to explantation.

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IOL Surface Alterations Have Multiple Causes, Expert Says

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