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To evaluate the internal appearance of the no-stitch cataract incision, gonioscopy was performed in 68 of 78 consecutive eyes of cataract surgical patients with no-stitch incisions. All incisions were located anterior to Schwalbe's line, and 32 (42%) had smooth linear internal incisions. In another 32 (42%), small tags or curls were located along the internal incision. Four eyes (5%) had discernible Descemet's membrane detachments visible by gonioscopy but not slitlamp biomicroscopy. The Descemet's detachments were less than 2mm long in three patients and more than 2 mm in one patient. The width of the detachments were 1 mm or less. The detachments did not lead to clinically significant sequela such as filtration blebs or persistent corneal edema.
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