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Sutured intraocular lens placement in aphakic post-vitrectomy eyes via small-incision surgery
Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery, 08/20/09

Fass ON et al. – A technique for placing a sutured intraocular lens in post–vitrectomy eyes is described. A foldable acrylic IOL is sutured to the sclera with 4–point fixation via a standard cataract incision, avoiding the large incision needed for nonfoldable IOLs, which would represent extra risk in eyes with no internal support. Postoperative results in 2 cases were significant for quick recovery and minimal complications.

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