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. 2026 Jul 21;17(1):865–871. doi: 10.1159/000553616

Fig. 2.

Figure 2a Slit-lamp image of the anterior segment 1 month after the first surgery showing recurrent iris capture of the intraocular lens optic at the same location as observed preoperatively. The arrowheads indicate the area of recurrent capture. Figure 2b Slit-lamp image of the anterior segment after the second surgery showing no recurrence of iris capture of the intraocular lens optic. Iris sutures are present at the 12 and 6 o’clock positions from the first surgery, and an additional suture was placed at the previously documented 8 o’clock capture site during the second surgery. Figure 2b. Slit-lamp photograph of the anterior segment after the second surgery. Arrows (→) indicate the iris suturing sites for the first surgery at the 12 and 6 o’clock positions, while the triangle (▼) indicates the documented 8 o’clock capture site, where the additional iris suture was placed during the second surgery. No recurrence of iris capture was observed after the second surgery.

a Slit-lamp photograph of the anterior segment after the first surgery. Image demonstrates recurrent iris capture of the IOL optic at 1 month postoperatively. Arrowheads (▼) indicate the area where the IOL optic was captured by the iris. b Slit-lamp photograph of the anterior segment after the second surgery. Arrows (→) indicate the iris suturing sites for the first surgery at the 12 and 6 o’clock positions, while the triangle (▼) indicates the documented 8 o’clock capture site, where the additional iris suture was placed during the second surgery. No recurrence of iris capture was observed after the second surgery.