Supplementary visual material accompanying the ACVO 2026 poster presentation. This page contains a surgical video and postoperative images illustrating anterior chamber IOL implantation in canine patients.

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All images, videos, and other materials presented on this webpage are property of Matheus Pedro Silva, DVM.

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  1. 6-year-old spayed female Alaskan Klee Kai, 10 days postoperatively (OU). Bilateral AC-IOL implantation due to compromised zonular support. </aside>

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  1. 6-year-old spayed female Alaskan Klee Kai, 10 days postoperatively (OS). This eye was nonvisual by 21 days postoperatively. Vision loss was considered independent of the AC-IOL technique due to suspected retinal degeneration and diminished Electroretinography B-wave amplitude. </aside>