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A) Anterior chamber image. The NewIris lens is positioned over the whole surface of the iris. Corneal incision to insert the lens is at twelve o'clock with a size of 2.8 mm; B) Iris lens diaphragm after explantation.
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Slit lamp examination showed significant results of anterior chamber blue-colored implants with angle-support (NewIris implants) (Figure 1A): corneal edema, pigmented precipitates, and flare grade 1 in both eyes.
Endothelial cell count. The polymorphism and polymegathism are very evident in both eyes, especially the left one.
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The endothelial cell count was 1071 cells/mm2 in OD and 950 cells/mm2 in OS, with some changes in the size and shape of the cells (Figure 2).
Anterior chamber optical coherence tomography. The lens is positioned over the iris and is in contact with all the 360  coneoescleral trabecular meshwork.
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