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The surgeon removes all cloudy lens matter with the exception of the transparent shell or posterior capsule. The surgery is performed by phaco-emulsification which allows a very small self sealing wound to be utilised. This small wound hastens visual recovery. The posterior chamber intra-ocular lens (implant) sits within the capsule.

Although no operation will make aged eyes young again, over ninety-five percent of patients achieve a substantial improvement in vision.

 

 

Pic shows new lens in capsular bag

 

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Dr Michael R. Delaney

MB, BS, FRANZCO, FRACS

Ophthalmologist

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Cataract Surgery

Performed at the St Vincents Clinic


1 . . . What is a Cataract?

2 . . . Cause of Cataracts

3 . . . Symptoms of Cataracts

Pre-Operative

4 . . . Pre-Op Assessment

5 . . . Intraocular Lens

6 . . . Pre-Op Instructions

Surgery

7 . . . Anaesthesia

8 . . . Surgical Technique

9 . . . Day of Surgery

10 . . Possible Complications

Post-Operative

11 . . Post-Op Progress

12 . . Rate of Recovery

13 . . Common Symptoms

14 . . Capsule Thickening

15 . . Summary


16 . . . Definitions

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