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Slit lamp photo showing PAC-IOL with superior haptic migration into the PI.
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Slit lamp examination for the right eye showed a deep and quiet anterior chamber, a clear cornea, an intact iris without any transillumination defects or synechia, and the PAC-IOL haptic migrated into the PI in the right eye (Figure 1).
OCT scan showing CME 18 years after PAC-IOL implantation.
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Consequently, optical coherence tomography (OCT) was performed showing cystoid macular edema (CME) (Figure 2).
OCT scan showing resolution of CME 3 weeks after topical NSAID treatment.
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The dilated fundus exam and repeat OCT showed the restoration of normal foveal anatomy and complete resolution of the CME in the right (Figure 3).