1994
DOI: 10.1016/s0161-6420(94)31083-9
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Are there Acceptable Anterior Chamber Intraocular Lenses for Clinical Use in the 1990s?

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“…Whether because of sizing problems, a tendency to rotate, closed loops located in the angle, or poor material finish, many AC IOL models were associated with high rates of the UGH syndrome and pseudophakic bullous keratopathy. 49,50 This negative historical bias is no longer justified thanks to improved understanding of AC IOL design and size requirements. 50 Modern AC IOLs are typified by the Kelman multiflex design, which has flexible non-looped haptics that provide 4-point angle fixation.…”
Section: Intraocular Lens Fixation In the Absence Of Adequate Capsulementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Whether because of sizing problems, a tendency to rotate, closed loops located in the angle, or poor material finish, many AC IOL models were associated with high rates of the UGH syndrome and pseudophakic bullous keratopathy. 49,50 This negative historical bias is no longer justified thanks to improved understanding of AC IOL design and size requirements. 50 Modern AC IOLs are typified by the Kelman multiflex design, which has flexible non-looped haptics that provide 4-point angle fixation.…”
Section: Intraocular Lens Fixation In the Absence Of Adequate Capsulementioning
confidence: 99%
“…49,50 This negative historical bias is no longer justified thanks to improved understanding of AC IOL design and size requirements. 50 Modern AC IOLs are typified by the Kelman multiflex design, which has flexible non-looped haptics that provide 4-point angle fixation. The IOL is slightly vaulted to prevent iris stromal contact, has a smooth finish, and comes in multiple lengths to permit appropriate sizing.…”
Section: Intraocular Lens Fixation In the Absence Of Adequate Capsulementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Já as LIOs de CA de alças flexíveis e abertas, do tipo Kelman multiflex ® têm hoje comprovadamente segurança semelhante à das LIOs de câmara posterior (CP), no que diz respeito à agressão endotelial. A perda endotelial com estas LIOs de CA varia de 11,5% a 32%, comparada com 7,6% a 25% das LIOs de CP 25,[27][28][29] . Não há também diferença na perda endotelial em relação aos diversos materiais utilizados atualmente para a confecção das LIOs (PMMA, poli-hema, acrílico e silicone) 24,[30][31][32] .…”
Section: -Lentes Intra-ocularesunclassified
“…Por um longo período de tempo as LIOs de câma-ra anterior (CA) foram o tipo predominantemente utilizado para o tratamento da afacia na ausência de suporte capsular. Nos anos 80, tornou-se evidente que as LIOS de CA estavam associadas com várias complicações como perda irreversível de células endoteliais levando à ceratopatia bolhosa, seqüelas inflamatórias intratáveis, edema macular cistóide, dano das estruturas angulares, sinéquias anteriores, bloqueio pupilar, atrofia de íris e hifema 3 . Atualmente com novo design, as LIOs de CA têm ressurgido como opção terapêutica.…”
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