We present a case of rotation of a panoptix Toric lens one day after implantation that resulted in blurred vision and a residual astigmatic refractive error. We performed intraocular lens repositioning with reverse optic capture to correct the patient's vision and prevent the panoptix Toric IOL from rotating out of position in the future. Shannon Wong, MD

0:01 Introduction
0:40 Why do Toric IOLs rotate out of position?
2:29 Using astigmatism fix.com to calculate the proper Toric IOL alignment and expected refraction
3:35. How do we determine if we need to adjust the power of the IOL after IOL exchange? Use of the bag vs sulcus calculator on www.doctor-hill.com
4:40 Rotation of a Toric IOL and reverse optic capture. 5.0 mm centered capsulorhexis importance.
7:12 Analysis and conclusions

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