ESCRS - PO838 - Evaluating The Effects Of Lens Exchange And Correction Of Secondary Optical Aberrations To Improve Visual Functionality And Minimize Negative Perception Outcomes In Patients

Evaluating The Effects Of Lens Exchange And Correction Of Secondary Optical Aberrations To Improve Visual Functionality And Minimize Negative Perception Outcomes In Patients

Published 2025 - 43rd Congress of the ESCRS

Reference: PO838 | Type: Poster | DOI: 10.82333/mtea-6347

Authors: Monika Izabela Popowska* 1

1Department and Clinic of Ophthalmology,Department and Clinic of Ophtha Medical University of Warsaw, Warsaw ,Poland

Purpose

There are many proposals for addressing similar negative symptoms, such as shadows or dysphotopsia. Our case illustrates which method provides the highest satisfaction for patients.

Setting

Unilateral Dysphotopsia After Bilateral Intraocular Lens Implantation – Treatment Options (Reimplantation, Bioptics) – Case Report

Methods

Bilateral Reimplantation Procedure with Bioptic – A Secondary Procedure for Correcting Paracentral Scotomas

Results

The patient achieved the absence of negative scotomas in the visual field and excellent vision quality for both distance and near acuity.

Conclusions

There are many proposals for addressing similar negative symptoms, such as shadows or dysphotopsia. Our case illustrates which method provides the highest satisfaction for patients