When cataract patients report a decline in vision, ... OCT examination (inset) shows distortion of the macular anatomy with associated edema and thickening.

The anatomy and physiology of the lens is described in Box 1. The lens is avascular and receives nutrition and loses metabolites via the aqueous humour. Any disruption to the structure of the lens of ...

Although cataracts can emerge at any stage of life, people are much more likely to develop symptoms aged 60 and over ...

Many of us chalk increasingly blurry vision, faded colours and struggles with driving in the dark up to fatigue or age – but these subtle changes could be early signs of a cataract. Cataracts develop ...

Examining the retina, particularly the macula, before cataract surgery is important to set appropriate patient expectations and aid in IOL selection.With a beautiful cataract surgery, we only get ...

People commonly experience blurred vision 2 years after cataract surgery due to posterior capsule opacification. Learn more about the causes, when to consult a doctor, and treatments.

Floaters are a common side effect of cataract surgery, and they often disappear within a short period. However, they can persist and cause complications.

Generally, post-cataract surgery dry eye is temporary. Still, it can be uncomfortable, as it often causes symptoms like eye irritation and blurry vision. It’s common to have dry eyes after ...

Modern surgical techniques, such as micro-incision cataract extraction and primary intraocular lens (IOL) implantation, have shown effectiveness in clinical trials for children between two months ...