“…Implant dissolution Kayıkçıoğlu et al [ 11 ] | Patient 1: Male, 63 years old Patient 2: Female, 60 years old Patient 3: Male, 61 years old Patient 4: Female, 79 years old Patient 5: male, 73 years old Patient 6: Male, 70 years old | 1: Posterior capsular rupture, zonular dialysis, PPV, sulcus IOL 2: PPV and sutured IOL 3: Diabetic retinopathy, PPV, PC IOL 4: PPV, sutured IOL 5: PPV, anterior vitrectomy, scleral fixated IOL 6: PPV, scleral fixated IOL | 1: permanent bullous keratopathy 2: corneal edema and retinal detachment 3: corneal edema 4: no complications 5: bullous keratopathy 6: bullous keratopathy, rise in IOP | 1: implant aspiration and keratoplasty 2: pupil dilation, corneal manipulation, patient posturing (reverse Trendelenburg) 3: surgically repositioned using 23 g catheter 4: pupil dilation, corneal manipulation, patient posturing (reverse Trendelenburg) 5: surgical repositioning but then aspirated after re-migration. Keratoplasty 6: aspiration of implant and keratoplasty |
Stewart [ 18 ] | Male, 43 years old | Posterior uveitis | No complications | Removal via a technique which involved injection of viscoelastic and corneal incision depression |
Ha et al [ 19 ] | Patient 1: Male, 64 years old Patient 2: Male, 49 years old | 1: Zonular dialysis, PPV, Scleral fixated IOL 2: Defective lens capsule, PPV, Scleral fixated IOL | 1: corneal edema 2: corneal edema | 1: repositioning with globe massaging 2: repositioning with globe massaging but re-migrated 3 times. Surgical removal was used eventually |
Kang et al [ 20 ] | Patient 1: female, 51 years old Patient 2: Male, 50 years old Patient 3: Male, 72 years old Patient 4: Male, 73 years old | 1: vitrectomy, sulcus IOL, previous uncomplicated ozurdex 2: vitrectomy, posterior iris claw IOL, previous uncomplicated ozurdex 3: vitrectomy with membrane peel, PC-IOL, YAG capsulotomy, multiple previous ozurdex implants 4: vitrectomy, sulcus IOL, previous uncomplicated ozurdex implant | 1: corneal edema, Descemet’s membrane folds 2: corneal edema 3: corneal edema 4: corneal edema | 1: surgical repositioning using paracentesis and Sinskey hook 2: surgical repositioning using paracentesis and Sinskey hook 3: surgical removal via an 18-gauge needle and Sinskey hook 4: two surgical re-positionings and then eventuall... |
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