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A case of decentered IOL managed with optic buttonholing

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We describe an unusual case which presented with late lateral IOL decentration secondary to bag subluxation in the presence of a posterior capsular defect. Instead of approaching the case with the usual IOL exchange with iris-fixated or anterior chamber IOL or by fixating it to the sclera, a relatively non-invasive sutureless method of IOL re-centration was performed by buttonholing the optic into the posterior capsular defect. It enabled a perfect IOL centration with minimal incidence of astigmatism, inflammation, macular edema, secondary glaucoma, or corneal decompensation.

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Gupta, S., Khokhar, S. & Agarwal, T. A case of decentered IOL managed with optic buttonholing. Int Ophthalmol 34, 1189–1192 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10792-014-0001-2

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