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SEM detected mainly sodium (Na) and chloride (Cl) spikes. All patients recovered normal vision following IOL exchange. SEM features of the IOL optics and absence of calcium and phosphate spikes in EDS and other findings were consistent and suggestive of hydrolytic biodegradation of hydrophobic acrylic IOL polymer in ocular media and was responsible for delayed postoperative opacification of the hydrophobic IOLs and visual loss. SEM features of the IOL optics and absence of calcium and phosphate spikes in EDS and other findings were c
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