Hypermature cataract

Partial or complete opacity of the crystalline lens of one or both eyes that decreases visual acuity and eventually results in blindness. Some cataracts appear in infancy or in childhood, but most develop in older individuals. (Sternberg Diagnostic Surgical Pathology, 3rd ed.)

Disease Alternative Name

opacity of the lens

cataracts

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Umair Zahid

Undergraduate Student

A 75 year female presents with inflamed n painful eye. O/E there is corneal edema, hypermature cataract and deep anterior chamber with white particles floating. IOP is 45 mmHg. What should be the most probable diagnosis? How we will manage...See More

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Dr. Tanu Raja

Ophthalmology

Patient 65 yr old with PR ACCURATE LE WITH HYPERMATURE CATARACT.. we did bscan.. over the optic nerve is there any lesio...See More

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Dr. Anand Mohan Tripathi

Ophthalmology

uneventful sics of morgagnian cataract left eye, in the bag Iol of +25.50 D Post of 1 month refraction -3.25D sphere. This time hypermature cataract in other eye k1 k2 same axial length almost same iol power calculated is +24.50 D what p...See More

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Dr. Dhairya Parikh

Ophthalmology

patient came with whitesh discolouration of cornea since childhood patient has history of fever at the 6 moths of age wh...See More

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