Capsule-Preserving Intraocular Lens Intrascleral Fixation for Zonular Weakness: Clinical Outcomes and Comparative Analysis

Despite the risk of capsule damage, this method, which preserves the capsule and avoids posterior segment surgery, appears viable for cases with significant zonular weakness and anticipated progression, without iris capture or retinal complications. Improving the T-style or adopting F-style, particularly FD-fixation, may help prevent tilt and decentration, reduce refractive errors, and improve postoperative visual function.