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Which Is a Possible Complication with Implanting an Intraoperative Lens

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Which is a possible complication with implanting an intraoperative lens (IOL) after cataract removal?


A) Corneal opacity
B) Superior spatial orientation
C) Permanency of device
D) Unrestricted dilation of pupil

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