IOL exchange is often necessary to optimize the visual potential of a patient.
Multiple techniques have been described in peer literature for performing an IOL exchange. One of the most widely adapted methods is to bisect the IOL and explant it. But many aspects need to be assessed properly before an IOL exchange can be performed because it becomes much trickier when associated with an open posterior capsule.
IOL scaffold has been described as a procedure wherein a three-piece IOL is placed inside the eye and the optic of the IOL plugs the posterior capsular opening and allows emulsification of