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A physician reported following an intraocular lens (iol) implant procedure, the toric intraocular lens (iol) had an incorrect axial position, leading to a suboptimal visual outcome.To address this issue and improve the uncorrected visual acuity, a surgical intervention was performed to rotate the intraocular lens to the correct position.Preoperative measurements: - uncorrected visual acuity (including date): date all over the gleiche: (b)(6) 2023: 0.32 decimal.- optimal corrected visual acuity (including date): 0,8 +.- manifest refraction (including date): +1,5 /-3,5/12.Postoperative measurements: - uncorrected visual acuity (including date): 0.4 decimal on (b)(6) 2023.- optimal corrected visual acuity (including date): 0.63 , (b)(6) 2023 - manifest refraction (including date): +0,75/-1,0/46 follow-up on 25-jul-2023: ucva 4m: 0.2 logmar, bcva 4m: 0.0 logmar.Subjective refraction: +0.75/-1.25/44°.Iol in loco, axis position should be: 84°, is 78°.
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