Ciliary sulcus implantation has been associated with multiple long-term complications like rubbing of haptics against the posterior iris surface, leading to pigment dispersion, chronic hyphema, and microhyphemas.[ 11 ] However, a study by Lee et al .[ 12 ] found that a preexisting PC defect had marginally significant better visual outcomes than patients with posterior polar opacity.
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Clinical profile and surgical outcomes in children with posterior lenticonus.
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