Although it is impossible to generalize for all etiologies, this study found that TASS is uncommon but not rare, responded to intensive topical antiinflammatory medication, and was usually associated with a good visual outcome. Anterior capsule contraction and PCO were the principal delayed-onset complications beyond those present 1 month postoperatively.

Four-point scleral fixation is a simple technique that in this series of 25 patients was not associated with major intraoperative or postoperative complications and gave satisfactory visual results.