Diagnosing and Treating Cataracts

Diagnosing and Treating Cataracts

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Diagnosing and Treating Cataracts

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Anatomy of the Eye
  3. 3 New Glasses Prescription
  4. 4 High Blood Pressure, Diabetes
  5. 5 Age-Related Macular Degeneration
  6. 6 Glaucoma
  7. 7 What is a cataract?
  8. 8 Misconceptions about cataracts
  9. 9 Common Cataract Symptoms
  10. 10 How is a cataract detected?
  11. 11 What causes cataracts?
  12. 12 How fast can a cataract develop?
  13. 13 Cataract Treatment
  14. 14 When should cataract surgery be considered?
  15. 15 Cataract Surgery = Removal of the cloudy lens and insertion of a new intraocular lens
  16. 16 What can one expect before cataract surgery?
  17. 17 What can one expect after the surgery?
  18. 18 Traumatic Cataracts
  19. 19 Cataract Surgery for Patients with Pseudo-Exfoliation
  20. 20 Cataract Surgery and Flomax (tamsulosin)
  21. 21 Modifications in Surgical Technique to address IFIS
  22. 22 Iris Stabilizers
  23. 23 BPH Alternative Medications
  24. 24 Special Situations- Astigmatism Management
  25. 25 Astigmatism Treatment with Toric Intraocular Lens
  26. 26 Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery
  27. 27 Conclusion
  28. 28 Powervision Lens

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