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Clinical comparative study of iris-fixated intraocular lens and posterior chamber intraocular lens for non-capsule aphakia

Zhou Li-pin

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Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effects of iris-fixated intraocular lens and posterior chamber intraocular lens for non-capsule aphakia.Methods A group of 110 eyes in 105 patients with aphakia underwent iris-fixated intraocular lens with 55 eyes and posterior chamber intraocular lens with 55 eyes.Results The BCVA of patients with IOL was(0.50±0.26),the VA of 32 eyes was higher than BCVA before the operation,the BCVA of 23 eyes was more than or equal to 0.5,the post-operative naked visual acuity was improved obviously.Conclusion Iris-fixated IOL for aphakia is safe and efficient.

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Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effects of iris-fixated intraocular lens and posterior chamber intraocular lens for non-capsule aphakia.Methods A group of 110 eyes in 105 patients with aphakia underwent iris-fixated intraocular lens with 55 eyes and posterior chamber intraocular lens with 55 eyes.Results The BCVA of patients with IOL was(0.50±0.26),the VA of 32 eyes was higher than BCVA before the operation,the BCVA of 23 eyes was more than or equal to 0.5,the post-operative naked visual acuity was improved obviously.Conclusion Iris-fixated IOL for aphakia is safe and efficient.

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Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effects of iris-fixated intraocular lens and posterior chamber intraocular lens for non-capsule aphakia.Methods A group of 110 eyes in 105 patients with aphakia underwent iris-fixated intraocular lens with 55 eyes and posterior chamber intraocular lens with 55 eyes.Results The BCVA of patients with IOL was(0.50±0.26),the VA of 32 eyes was higher than BCVA before the operation,the BCVA of 23 eyes was more than or equal to 0.5,the post-operative naked visual acuity was improved obviously.Conclusion Iris-fixated IOL for aphakia is safe and efficient.

Key concepts: Aphakia, Medicine, Ophthalmology, IRIS (biosensor), Intraocular lens, Lens (geology), Visual acuity, Intraocular lenses

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