Cataracts are caused by the clumping of proteins in the affected part of the eye.

What is the most widely used surgical technique for cataracts?

Once the lens is removed from the eye how is proper vision restored?

How long does the cataract surgery procedure normally take per eye?

What part of your vision can an intraocular lens improve?

Okay, I've had cataract surgery, how long will it be before my vision stabilizes?

Although the majority of cataracts are related to age, some can develop after an eye injury.

Smoking is a risk factor for cataracts.

A halo that appears around lights may be a symptom of cataracts.

Cataracts eventually go away on their own.

A healthy diet may help reduce your risk for cataracts.

Who are most likely to get cataracts?

What are the signs of cataract?

At what distance do multifocal cataracts help with vision?

What causes cataract?

Intraocular lenses that correct astigmatism and cylindrical errors are called:

In which of the following IOLs will glasses be required for near vision?

Phacoemulsification is performed through a ____mm wound.

The following conditions are related to cataracts: