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Toxic anterior segment syndrome (TASS) in the right eye, one day after implantation of a foldable Artiflex pIOL.
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Cell deposits on the posterior surface of a foldable Artiflex phakic pIOL in the right eye, two months after surgery. The TASS has subsides.
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Slitlamp examination three months postoperatively showed some cell deposits on the posterior surface of both pIOLs (Figure 2). 
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Severe fibrinous reaction one day after foldable toric pIOL implantation in the anterior chamber.
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There was extensive fibrin in the anterior chamber with a hypopyon (Figure 3).
Pigment deposits on the posterior surface of a foldable toric Artiflex pIOL one week after surgery.
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Four days postoperatively, there were no KPs or fibrin in the anterior chamber (Figure 4), and the IOP was 11 mmHg.