[Laser microsurgery in the sequelae of an inflammatory reaction of the uveal tract to IOL implantation].

Argon laser (intensity--0.4-0.6, exposition--0.1-0.2 seconds, spot diameter--100-150 mm, the angle to the optic axis of the eye--45-50 degrees) was used for coagulation of precipitates on the anterior and posterior surfaces of intraocular lenses made of polymethyl methacrylate. Laser radiation, 1-2 sessions, was used in 40 patients with precipitates in the optic centre of intraocular lenses, 1-6 months after intraocular correction. Remote observations, within 3 years, have shown rise of visual acuity in the postoperative period. No complications were recorded.