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Bimanual implantation of the capsular tension ring: minimizing capsular stress, optimizing surgical outcome and efficacy

extraction in these eyes. We conjecture that the distance from the posterior iris pigment epithelium, which produces the XFM, to the IOL is usually too large to allow deposition on the IOL surface and that any XFM secreted by these cells passes into the posterior chamber. Most of the eyes in the two other recent papers and our patient had IOL implantation in the sulcus, which would bring the IOL surface into closer contact with the iris. If the IOL is in the capsular bag but the zonules are loose, allowing the IOL and the bag to come forward, the same situation may apply.