A mature cataract is a stage where the lens is uniformly cloudy but not yet very dense. In contrast, a hypermature cataract is an advanced stage where the lens becomes extremely dense and opaque, often with complications such as lens leakage or changes in its structure.
What is the difference between a mature and a hypermature cataract?
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