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In Situ IOL-Bag Complex Repositioning After PXS-Related Subluxation | VOPHA

#VOPHA #ophthalmology #IOL_Repositioning In Situ IOL-Bag Complex Repositioning After PXS-Related Subluxation | VOPHA This surgical video, edited and narrated by Professor Dr. Zia ul Mazhry, showcases an advanced suture fixation technique for repositioning a subluxated in situ intraocular lens (IOL)–bag complex without externalizing the haptics. The case features a delayed IOL-bag complex subluxation that occurred years after cataract surgery in a patient with pseudoexfoliation syndrome (PXS). The technique prioritizes intraocular stability and minimizes trauma by maintaining the IOL-bag complex within the capsular space while securing it through scleral suturing. The step-by-step intraocular maneuvers, precise handling, and rationale are clearly demonstrated to aid anterior segment surgeons managing similar cases of late IOL subluxation in PXF eyes. This video is part of the VOPHA (Video OPHTHALMOLOGY Academy) educational series and serves as a valuable reference for complex IOL repositioning techniques in pseudoexfoliative eyes.