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Outcomes of dislocated intraocular lens repair with McCannel suture

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The study is supported by Rush University Summer Research Fellowship Program, Rush Medical College, Rush Ophthalmology Department.

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    Bryant K. Yu, Kirk H. Packo & Mathew W. MacCumber

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MWM conceived of the idea and planned study design. BKY carried out the review of medical records, statistical analyses, and manuscript writing. All authors provided critical feedback and revision of the manuscript.

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Correspondence to Mathew W. MacCumber.

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Yu, B.K., Packo, K.H. & MacCumber, M.W. Outcomes of dislocated intraocular lens repair with McCannel suture. Eye (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41433-021-01405-4

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