Unlike mature cataracts that cause complete clouding of the lens, lamellar cataracts affect only specific layers or zones of the lens. This localized opacity typically leads to less severe visual impairment compared to more advanced cataracts.
How does lamellar cataract differ from other types of cataracts?
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