Impact of preoperative ocular biometry and capsulorhexis morphology on the rotational stability of a toric intraocular lens

Key Points

• Rotational stability of the toric intraocular lens is significantly affected by ocular biometry and capsulorhexis morphology.
• Key evidence shows that variations in capsulorhexis shape can lead to notable changes in lens position post-surgery.
• Assessment using ocular biometry measurements and capsulorhexis morphology metrics helps evaluate surgical effectiveness across varied demographics.
• This analysis supports the need for standardized approaches in lens positioning to improve surgical outcomes.