Triple procedure for coexistent aphakia, squint, and iris defect: single-stage strabismus correction, glued IOL, and single-pass 4-throw pupilloplasty

Posttraumatic aphakia is a serious deterrent to visual rehabilitation that usually follows sensory exotropia, thereby mandating urgent surgical intervention. In addition, abnormal iris configuration and iris defects postocular trauma can lead to amblyopia and glare and require surgical correction. However, in individuals where such multiple posttraumatic extraocular and intraocular abnormalities coexist, confusion remains about whether to...