ArticleBMC ophthalmology2025
Recurrent 0 μm vault complicated with anterior subcapsular cataract after toric ICL in an eye with multiple anatomical risk factors: clinical reflections.
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backgroundThis is a case of a patient who developed 0 μm vault after TICL implantation with concomitant anterior subcapsular cataract, and 0 μm vault again after TICL replacement. CASE PRESENTATION: A 19-year-old woman with high myopia underwent bilateral TICL implantation. Preoperative imaging revealed shallow anterior chambers, high crystalline lens rise, small pupils in Pentacam HR (Oculus, Germany), and short ciliary processes in ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM). Both eyes developed low postoperative vaults. Nineteen months later, she returned with bilateral 0 μm vault and anterior subcapsular cataracts. Repeat UBM confirmed short ciliary processes and partial footplate slippage beneath the ciliary sulcus. The left TICL was replaced with a larger lens, but 0 μm vault recurred. The right eye was monitored without further intervention.
conclusionsAlthough factors like shallow anterior chamber, high lens rise, and small pupils can often be managed with proper lens sizing, this case suggests that certain anatomical features-such as abnormal ciliary body structure-may lead to persistently low or zero vault despite optimized planning. UBM is a valuable tool for identifying such hidden risks and should be included in preoperative assessment for high-risk patients.
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