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Original Research

Secondary Posterior Chamber Intraocular Lens Fixation Using Flanged Prolene Sutures as an Alternative to an Anterior Chamber Intraocular Lens Implantation

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Pages 3481-3486 | Published online: 23 Oct 2020

Figures & data

Figure 1 Key steps in the Flanged Prolene Suture intraocular lens (IOL) fixation (PIF) technique: (A) Removal IOL through large incision. (B) Docking 5–0 prolene through 27-gauge TSK needle one side. (C) Docking prolene other side. (D) Place prolene through Islet of CZBD IOL. (E) Create flange with cautery. (F) Insert IOL. (G) Cut long end of prolene ~2mm from tip. (H) Create flange with cautery and tuck into scleral opening. (I) IOL well centered, closure of scleral (or corneal) wound.

Figure 1 Key steps in the Flanged Prolene Suture intraocular lens (IOL) fixation (PIF) technique: (A) Removal IOL through large incision. (B) Docking 5–0 prolene through 27-gauge TSK needle one side. (C) Docking prolene other side. (D) Place prolene through Islet of CZBD IOL. (E) Create flange with cautery. (F) Insert IOL. (G) Cut long end of prolene ~2mm from tip. (H) Create flange with cautery and tuck into scleral opening. (I) IOL well centered, closure of scleral (or corneal) wound.

Table 1 Clinical Characteristics of Patients That Had ACIOL Implantation and PIF

Table 2 Change in Visual Acuity results from Presentation to the Last Follow-Up

Table 3 Change in Visual Acuity Results from Baseline to the Last Follow-Up

Table 4 Intraoperative and Postoperative Complication