Fig 1.
Representative slit-lamp findings of five patients with implantable collamer lens (ICL) dislocation.
Case #1, ICL dislocation caused by another player’s hand hitting the right eye during futsal match. The superotemporal and inferotemporal haptics have prolapsed into the anterior chamber. Case #2, ICL dislocation caused by a futsal ball hitting the right eye. This case is a recurrent ICL dislocation of case #1. Case #4, ICL dislocation was caused by a futsal ball hitting the right eye. The inferonasal haptic has prolapsed into the anterior chamber. Case #6, ICL dislocation caused by a mortuary tablet hitting the right eye while working at a temple. The inferotemporal and superotemporal haptics have prolapsed into the anterior chamber. Mild anterior chamber inflammation was noted at the first visit after ICL dislocation, and retinal detachment was found at 8th day of ocular injury. Case #7, ICL dislocation caused by another player’s elbow hitting the right eye during basketball match. The inferotemporal and superotemporal haptics have prolapsed into the anterior chamber.
Table 1.
Patient demographic information and cause of ocular trauma.
Table 2.
Clinical outcomes after ICL repositioning surgery.