Long-term complications of iris-claw phakic intraocular lens implantation in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity851 @entity267 @entity1539 @entity3012 @entity4 @entity27208 @entity726 @entity1897 @entity36640 @entity1781 @entity22958 @entity1714
PURPOSE: This study was designed to report the long-term complications of iris-claw phakic intraocular lens implantation in a @entity1 with @entity36640 . METHODS: Case report and literature review. RESULTS: A 26-year-old @entity1 with a history of @entity726 had bilateral phakic lens implantation for @entity1714 10 years previously. Two years later, the left implant dislocated and was repositioned. Slit-lamp examination of both eyes revealed phakic implants of the iris-claw variety. There were moderate @entity22958 in the areas in which the lens haptics pinched the @entity1539 and moderate epithelial and stromal @entity4 over the temporal one-third of the left @entity267 . The crystalline lenses were clear with 3+phacodonesis OU. Dilated fundus examinations revealed bilateral severe @entity1781 . Crystalline lens diameters were measured at 7.5mm in the right eye and 8 mm in the left. Anterior chamber depths were 2.63 mm OD and 2.40 mm @entity3012 . Specular microscopy revealed central endothelial cell counts of 1133 and 587 cells/mm OD and @entity3012 , respectively. Axial lengths were 23.3 mm OD and 25 mm @entity3012 . Gonioscopic examination revealed bilateral angle closure with marked @entity1897 . Based on our findings of @entity851 , shortened and thickened fingers, relatively normal axial length, @entity27208 , @entity1714 , and @entity726 , we diagnosed the @entity1 with @entity36640 . CONCLUSION: Iris claw-lens phakic lenses may be an effective surgical alternative to correct @entity1714 in select @entity1 ; however, it may produce long-term complications in eyes with specific features.
