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| Study | Design | Number of patients (eyes) | Key results |
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| Lifshitz et al. (2004) | Retrospective Artisan IOL for idiopathic subluxated lenses | 3 (4) | (1) Postoperative BCVA 6/12 or better in 3 cases that could be recorded |
| (2) VA improved by 2 or more Snellen lines in all eyes |
| (3) Complications: none |
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| Odenthal et al. (2006) | Retrospective ECL evaluation after Artisan IOL for traumatic and congenital cataract | 10 (10) | (1) ECL: 41% in the traumatic cataract group |
| (2) ECL related to the original corneal scar length of the trauma |
| (3) No statistical difference in ECC between operated and unoperated eye in the congenital cataract group |
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| Sminia et al. (2007) | Retrospective Artisan IOL for aphakia after trauma | 5 (5) | (1) Postoperative BCVA 20/40 or better in 4 eyes |
| (2) Mean ECL: 40% |
| (3) Complications: retinal detachment 19 months after primary injury in one eye |
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| Hirashima et al. (2010) | Randomized controlled trial anterior vs. posterior chamber iris-claw IOL lens subluxation in Marfan | 16 (31) | (1) Postoperative BCVA did not differ significantly between groups |
| (2) Complications: IOL dislocation (n = 3) in the PCIOL group, retinal detachment (n = 3) in both groups |
| (3) Mean postoperative foveal thickness decreased in 54.16% of the patients |
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| Sminia et al. (2011) | Retrospective ECL evaluation after Artisan IOL for traumatic and congenital cataract | 10 (20) | Postoperative mean ECC comparable to the mean normal ECC for this age group reported in the literature |
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| Sminia et al. (2012) | Retrospective Artisan IOL for ectopia lentis in Marfan | 2 (4) | Good postoperative visual outcome, no serious IOL-related complications, and ECC within the expected range for normal eyes |
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| Cleary et al. (2012) | Retrospective Artisan iris-claw IOL for ectopia lentis | 5 (8) | (1) Postoperative mean VA: 0.04 ± 0.09 logMAR |
| (2) Mean postoperative ECL: 14.2% |
| (3) Complications: none |
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| Siddiqui et al. (2013) 23316948 | Prospective evaluation of visual outcomes and ECC after Artisan IOL for lens subluxation | 11 (18) | (1) Mean postoperative BCVA: 0.26 ± 0.13 logMAR |
| (2) Mean postoperative ECL: 17.1% |
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| Tychsen and Faron (2013) | Prospective outcomes of Artisan IOL for aphakia | 17 (28) | (1) Postoperatively, BCVA improved an average 2 Snellen lines (0.18 logMAR) |
| (2) Complications: pupillary block (n = 4) and de-enclavation (n = 1) |
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| Gawdat et al. (2015) | Prospective outcomes of Artisan IOL for aphakia | 18 (25) | (1) Postoperative BCVA for traumatic aphakia and lens subluxation improved to 0.38 ± 0.15 logMAR and 0.3 ± 0.2 logMAR , respectively |
| (2) One year postoperative significant decrease of ECC (2892.64 ± 441.79 cells/mm2) |
| (3) Complications: traumatic dislocation (n = 2), pupillary block (n = 1) |
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| Manning et al. (2016) | Retrospective outcomes after Artisan IOL for ectopia lentis in Marfan | 8 (16) | (1) Mean postoperative BCVA: 0.12 ± 0.19 logMAR |
| (2) Mean postoperative ECL: 15.4% |
| (3) Complications: pupillary block (n = 1) and de-enclavation (n = 1) |
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| Kavitha et al. (2016) | Retrospective outcomes of Artisan IOL vs. PCIOL for traumatic cataract | 50 (50) | (1) BCVA improvement in both groups with no significant difference in BCVA logMAR between them |
| (2) Complications in the Artisan IOL group: secondary glaucoma (n = 1), IOL de-enclavation (n = 1), and cystoid macular edema (n = 1) |
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| Catala-Mora et al. (2017) | Prospective outcomes of Artisan IOL for ectopia lentis | 12 (21) | (1) Mean BCVA improved from 0.91 ± 0.29 logMAR to 0.18 ± 0.23 logMAR at final follow-up |
| (2) Postoperative ECL: 5.04% ± 9.58% with an annual ECL rate of 3.16% ± 4.46% |
| (3) Complications: traumatic IOL dislocation and retinal detachment (n = 1), cystoid macular oedema (n = 1) |
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