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Wrong lens inplanted in my eye

I just had cataract surgery and the wrong lens were inplants. Is it possable to replace it with the correct lens,
and what are the risks to my eye and vision? I am scheduled for the second surgery. My doctor is said to be the best.
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How do you know if the wrong lens was used?  I recently had cataract surgery and suspect that a mistake was made.  
Thanks.
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711220 tn?1251891127
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It is relative easy to fix.  Discuss this with your doctor.

Dr. O.
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I thought I was getting a lens to emprove my distance vision but instead I got a lens for intermediate distance. There was a lack of communication between the doctor and me before the surgery. His plan was for Multifocal (accommodative) IOLs. I don't think I want surgery in the other eye right away. So that won't wook for me. Plus I think I would always regret it if I let it remain this way. My plan was for Monofocal IOLs for distance and glasses for near vision.
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