The reporter stated the surgeon implanted a 13.7mm micl13.7 implantable collamer lens in the patient's right eye (od) on (b)(6) 2014.The lens was explanted on (b)(6) 2014 due to excessive vaulting.Subsequently, the patient experienced pupillary block and elevated intraocular pressure (iop).The reporter stated for the first two days post-op, the lens had a mild vault and the surgeon enlarged the peripheral iridectomy, but with no success.The lens was exchanged for a shorter lens.The surgeon felt the event was not due to the icl, it was more of an issue with poor sizing.The reporter stated the lens was discarded.
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Method: medical review.Results: per medical review - reportedly, by a surgeon, the icl (13.7 mm long) was explanted/exchanged, two weeks postoperatively, for a different length icl (13.2 mm) to address excessive vaulting and subsequent pupillary block and elevated iop.No reported postoperative sequelae.Before lens exchange the surgeon enlarged pis but the issue was not resolved.According to the surgeon the reported event was attributed to the pre-operative procedure (measurements).Conclusions: based on the complaint history, work order search and the medical review, a probable cause of the event has been attributed to the pre-operative procedure (measurements).(b)(4).
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