Lamellar cataract itself does not recur after surgery, but new […]
While rare, potential long-term complications include secondary cataract formation (posterior […]
Recovery time after lamellar cataract surgery varies, but most patients […]
Various types of intraocular lenses (IOLs) can be used after […]
While congenital lamellar cataract cannot always be prevented, ensuring proper […]
Lamellar cataract is often detected in infancy or early childhood. […]
Unlike mature cataracts that cause complete clouding of the lens, […]
Lamellar cataract can be hereditary. Genetic mutations passed from parents […]
Yes, lamellar cataract can affect just one eye or both […]
Early signs of lamellar cataract in children may include difficulty […]
Lamellar Cataract Overview
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