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Dealing with positive and negative dysphotopsias
Don’t discount dysphotopsias, either positive or negative, after cataract surgery and IOL placement.
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New IOL design trends avoid negative dysphotopsias
image description here Newer lab studies reveal increased posterior chamber depth does not cause negative dysphotopsia (ND) and that any IOL, irrespective of material or edge design, implanted in the capsule bag can result in ND, which resolves when the very same inciting lens is moved from the bag to the ciliary sulcus.

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