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Lens epithelial cell migration between posterior capsule and intraocular lens with variously finished posterior optic edge and two haptic angulations.

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Lens epithelial cell migration between posterior capsule and intraocular lens with variously finished posterior optic edge and two haptic angulations.

Auteurs : Masahiko Ayaki [Japon] ; Yoshiko Ishida ; Eiichi Nishimura ; Shigeo Yaguchi

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To compare lens epithelial cell migration between intraocular lens (IOL) optics and the posterior capsule of IOLs with various edges and haptic angulations.

DOI: 72147
PubMed: 12920339

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<AbstractText Label="RESULTS" NlmCategory="RESULTS">Scanning electron-microscopic examination showed that the optic edge sharpness decreased according to the finishing in experimental IOLs. The AcrySof and CeeOn lenses had sharp edges and the Sensar had a rounded edge. The migration score was highest in the IOL with a rounded edge whereas it was lowest in IOLs with a sharp edge and large haptic angulation. There was no significant difference between the scores of clinically implanted IOLs.</AbstractText>
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