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Anterior OCT of the left eye.
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The first challenge started in the investigative unit during the IOL power calculation and selection, as axial length was 21.00 and 21.15 mm, while anterior-chamber depth was 2.87 and 2.79 mm for the left and right eyes consecutively (Figures 1-5).
Capsulotomy and fragmentation alignment of the left eye.
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The first challenge started in the investigative unit during the IOL power calculation and selection, as axial length was 21.00 and 21.15 mm, while anterior-chamber depth was 2.87 and 2.79 mm for the left and right eyes consecutively (Figures 1-5). It was decreased to 4.5 mm for the left eye and 4.7 mm for the right eye (Figures 2 and 6), and an error of centration was still there.
Fragmented nucleus of the left eye.
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The first challenge started in the investigative unit during the IOL power calculation and selection, as axial length was 21.00 and 21.15 mm, while anterior-chamber depth was 2.87 and 2.79 mm for the left and right eyes consecutively (Figures 1-5). In the management of the nucleus, a six-quadrant division with softening was applied in the left eye, while six-quadrants division only was applied in the right eye, being less hard (Figures 3 and 7).
FLACS parameters for the left eye.
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The first challenge started in the investigative unit during the IOL power calculation and selection, as axial length was 21.00 and 21.15 mm, while anterior-chamber depth was 2.87 and 2.79 mm for the left and right eyes consecutively (Figures 1-5). After completion of all the steps of the femtosecond laser treatment (Figures 4 and 8), the patient was moved to the surgical room to continue the cataract-extraction procedure.
Anterior OCT of the right eye.
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The first challenge started in the investigative unit during the IOL power calculation and selection, as axial length was 21.00 and 21.15 mm, while anterior-chamber depth was 2.87 and 2.79 mm for the left and right eyes consecutively (Figures 1-5).
Capsulotomy and fragmentation alignment for the right eye.
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It was decreased to 4.5 mm for the left eye and 4.7 mm for the right eye (Figures 2 and 6), and an error of centration was still there.
Fragmented nucleus, right eye.
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In the management of the nucleus, a six-quadrant division with softening was applied in the left eye, while six-quadrants division only was applied in the right eye, being less hard (Figures 3 and 7).
FLACS parameters for right eye.
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After completion of all the steps of the femtosecond laser treatment (Figures 4 and 8), the patient was moved to the surgical room to continue the cataract-extraction procedure.