Abstract
In a case with retinitis pigmentosa, the intraocular lens that dislocated to the anterior chamber 20 tears after the cataract surgery has been removed via scleral tunnel incision. Then, the iris claw lens was placed behind the iris again by the scleral tunnel. This case was reported as an example for both its existing and rehabilitation method.
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