Fig. 1
From: Reversible opacification of hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lens- two cases report
a Cloudy, concentric IOL opacity (arrows) with decreased visual acuity and increased IOP were developed 7 weeks after phacoemulsification and IOL implantation. Significant IOL opacity covered the anterior surface of the IOL, without a chamber reaction. The opacity was connected to the anterior capsulorhexis margin. b Five weeks after the first detection, IOL opacity had almost disappeared, and the patient had improved visual acuity and normalized IOP. c Another 4 weeks later, the IOL opacity was completely cleared