There were no relevant surgical complications in 1614 operated eyes and no significant difference in surgical complications, visual acuity, or long-term self-perceived visual function between ISBCS and DSBCS. These safety and effectiveness outcomes were related to careful patient selection, surgical expertise, and the systematic use of standardized surgical guidelines to ensure aseptic and independent surgery in each eye.
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