Pinhole pupilloplasty has been described in cases with higher-order corneal aberrations to channelize the rays of light emerging from the central cornea, simultaneously barring and filtering the light from the irregular peripheral cornea.
Although any pupil reconstruction technique can be employed for performing pinhole pupilloplasty (PPP), we employed the single-pass four-throw technique due to the ease of doing the procedure as only a single pass from the anterior chamber to achieve a single knot. To achieve PPP, multiple attempts are needed to accomplish a pinhole pupil that is centered on
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