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A healthcare professional reported via a clinical study that a patient experienced iris inlet adhesions in the left eye following stent implantation.Follow-up information clarified that the event was associated with partial stent-iris touch and intraocular inflammation.Medical treatment was administered, and the inflammation resolved; however, the iris adhesion (synechiae) persisted and could remain unless surgically lysed, although surgical intervention was not considered necessary.The reporter noted no change in intraocular pressure (iop) and a stable stent, and ongoing monitoring was planned.Iris inlet adhesions, partial stent-iris touch and associated intraocular inflammation were considered related to the stent and not related to the stent implantation procedure or the cataract procedure.No secondary ocular surgical intervention was performed.The inflammation resolved following treatment, while the adhesion/synechiae remained under observation.Onset severity of the inflammation reported as mild.
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