The surgeon reported that he attempted to implant a 13.2mm, micl13.2, -6.0 diopter, implantable collamer lens into the patient's eye but it would not unfold." i never completed the insertion into the eye because the lens would not unfold about 65% out of the injector and i felt it not prudent to proceed given the 3 attempts to allow it to unfold.The lens was never fully implanted, the lens was allowed to come out of the injector about 60-70% and allowed to unfold but it never did.I used maneuvers such as "jiggling" the injector.I removed the injector each time, reloaded, and inserted 2 additional times.No lasting injury to the patient.Just more corneal edema than usual, but it resolved as expected.Cause of corneal edema is unclear, likely surgery but given the fact that the product made the surgery more complicated than necessary, could be product as well, but not directly.No, corneal edema did not require treatment beyond what is standard after ocular surgery.".
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