Acute interventions with intraocular lenses implantation.

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Complications associated with the intraocular lenses (IOL) implantation can be classified into 3 groups: intraoperative, early and late complications. Some of the complications have to be treated at once, otherwise the condition may deteriorate and lead to the occurrence of various secondary complications. One of the intraoperative complications during the IOL implantation can be the impairment of the corneal endothelium which occurs due to the inadequate size of the incision. A part of the IOL loop can remain incarcerated in the corneo-scleral wound during surgery. A strong choroidal hemorrhage may occur, as well as the shallowing of the anterior chamber. Iridodialysis may appear as a consequence of the implant manipulation. IOL can also be subluxated or luxated anteriorly or below the sclera. All of these complications should be promptly attended to. Early postoperative complications that should be treated as soon as possible are the occurrence of the pupillary block, shallow anterio

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