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After completion of phacoemulsification of the nucleus, no AH is visualized at this time.
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F1
Nuclear removal with phacoemulsification was performed successfully (Fig. 1) with no apparent zonular dehiscence or complications.
Yellow-white spheres, consistent with AH, are visualized circulating in the AC.
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F2
Upon performing irrigation and aspiration (IA), small, discrete yellowish-white opacities were clearly visualized circulating into the AC (online suppl. video 1; Fig. 2).
After completion of IA and placement of a toric monofocal intraocular lens, AH is no longer visualized in the AC, and no obvious anterior or posterior capsular tears are seen.
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F3
No vitreous prolapse was noted, and no pupillary peaking was seen at the completion of the case (Fig. 3).