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IOL Selection for the Weakened Capsular Bag

Radial Rhexis Tear or Sulcus Implantation

Up Front | May 2004

Iris Prosthesis/IOL Implantation

Concomitant defects in the capsulozonular complex and the iris, although common, demand the deployment of specialized techniques and implantable devices for their correction.

Kenneth J. Rosenthal, MD, FACS

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Up Front | May 2004

Iris Prosthesis/IOL Implantation

Concomitant defects in the capsulozonular complex and the iris, although common, demand the deployment of specialized techniques and implantable devices for their correction.

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