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Cataract Surgery - In cataract surgery, the cloudy lens is removed from the eye. In most cases, the focusing power of the natural lens is restored by replacing it with a permanent intra-ocular lens implant.

drkoop.com: Conditions And Concerns: Medical Encyclopedia: Cataract removal - Procedure to remove the lens of the eye that has become clouded (cataract) to improve vision. Learn to make informed health care decisions with the Medical Encyclopedia at drkoop.com.

Jack T. Holladay, M.D. , Eye Physician and Surgeon Specializing in Cataract Removal, Corneal Transplants, and Laser Vision Correction, cataracts, .... - glaucoma, laser vision correction, cataract removal.

Devine, Guy A., M.D. P.A. - provides surgical and medical ophthalmology, including cataract removal.

Morton Plant Mease Articles: Cataract Surgery - People of all ages develop cataracts. They are caused not just by time, but also by disease, injury and certain medications. Each of our eyes has a tiny crystalline lens that works much like a camera lens, allowing light to pass through.

No Stitch Cataract Eye Surgery Southeastern Eye Center Cataract Treatment - Cataract eye surgery with the No Stitch cataract surgery technique allows Cataract eye surgery patients with cataract vision loss same day small incision cataract removal.

Cataracts and cataract surgery - Cataract Lens Implants - The lens implants can be folded to permit placement inside the eye through the tiny incision already made for cataract removal...

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