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Komplikationen der Intraokularchirurgie

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Refraktive Chirurgie

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Das Komplikationsspektrum beim refraktiven Linsenaustausch (RLA) ist weitestgehend identisch mit dem der Kataraktchirurgie mit Intraokularlinsen (IOL)-Implantation. Bei Implantation einer phaken IOL (pIOL) ist das Komplikationsspektrum etwas anders, da bei diesem Eingriff die eigene natürliche Linse erhalten bleibt. Sowohl dem RLA als auch der pIOL-Implantation gemein sind Komplikationen, die auf die Anästhesietechnik und die Eröffnung des Augeninneren per se zurückzuführen sind.

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