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By mada_drs | Jul 29, 2010

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Answered by Sandra M Brown, MD

lasik after repair dislocated IOL

How long after the repair an dislocated IOL can be done refractiv surgery (lasik)?can be done immediately ?Thank you very much!

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Sandra M Brown, MD

Aug 01, 2010

The greater question is whether you should keep operating on an eye that has already been through a lot. Why did your IOL dislocate? Before proceeding seek another opinion from an experienced cataract surgeon who does NOT DO refractive surgery.

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mada_drs

Aug 02, 2010

To: Sandra M Brown, MD

because I have a IOL exchange ( monofocal with multifocal) and capsular bag is damaged... after exchange the iol was dislocated and I have double vision! so please tell me when can be done refractiv surgery (for astigmatism) thank you and sorry for my english :)

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