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A non-healthcare professional reported that, during intraocular lens implantation surgery, the lenses had cracks upon being loaded & inserted into the eye.The cases were completed and there was no patient harm.Additional information has been requested and received stating that the first lens was implanted into the eye using the loader.Upon insertion, a crack was observed in the middle of the optic.Based on this observation, the surgeon decided to explant the lens during initial procedure.A second lens was then implanted using the loader; however, a very small non-central crack was noted, and the haptic was trailing.Additionally, the bulb on the haptic became caught in the inserter and twisted beneath the injector.Despite multiple attempts to release it, the distal portion of the haptic broke off.Consequently, this lens was also explanted during initial procedure.A third unspecified lens was subsequently implanted without any issues.The procedure was completed the same day.
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