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BLOG: Gluing the IOL beneath the cataract

Issue: August 2016

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Absence of capsular support poses a definite challenge to cataract surgeons in the intraoperative period, and the appropriate placement of an IOL in such a scenario is often a demanding situation. Moreover, there is often a risk of losing the cataractous lens or the nuclear material in the vitreous cavity.

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