A Case Of Low Vault After Acrylic Posterior Chamber Phakic Iol
Published 2022 - 40th Congress of the ESCRS
Reference: PO057 | Type: Case report | DOI: 10.82333/y4k5-9s65
Authors: Iqbol Saliev 1 , Nazokat Mukhamedova* 1 , Seyare Bekirova 1
1Saif-Optima,Tashkent,Uzbekistan
Posterior chamber acrylic PIOLs (EYECRYL Phakic Toric, Biotech), which are foldable hydrophilic acrylic one-piece posterior chamber IOL, were implanted in the both eyes of the patient in February 2021.
The patient’s vision one month after the surgery was as follows: UDVA - 0.4 LogMAR in both eyes. In the right eye, SE was +0.25D, and in the left eye, it was -0.25D; the IOP was 15.0/13.0 mmHg, the corneal endothelial cell density (ECD) was 2510/2525 mm2The vault in the right eye was 6μm and the left eye arch was 350μm, ASDendo was 2270μm in the right eye and 2220 in the left one.
Given the very low vault in the right eye, we have re-analyzed the preoperative anatomical parameters of the anterior segment of both eyes of the patient.
The examination of the right eyes showed 11.82mm WTW, 11.88mm ATA, 12.05mm ACW, 455µm CLR, 2.86 mm ACDendo. The left eye showed: 11.69mm WTW, 11.43mm ATA, 11.41mm ACW, 350µm CLR, 2.84mm ACDendo. In the right eye, the PIOL implantation resulted in the narrowing of the anterior chamber angle with a minimum TIA opening of 18⁰; before the surgery it was 38⁰. In the left eye, the surgery made 27⁰angle opening; before the surgery it was 30⁰