Eye After Cataract Surgery, 6 of 6, Illustration

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Eye After Cataract Surgery, 6 of 6, Illustration
2D illustration showing an eye that has been corrected from cataract surgery (phacoemulsification). A cataract is a denaturation of proteins in the eye's lens that produces an opacity and consequent loss of sight of varying severity. The most common cause is aging, with the cataract developing over a number of years. This condition can be corrected by a modern surgery called phacoemulsification. When phacoemulsification is performed, the eye's internal lens is emulsified (broken up) with an ultrasonic hand piece, and aspirated (suctioned) from the eye. Aspirated fluids are replaced with irrigation of a balanced salt solution, thus maintaining the anterior chamber. An artificial lens is then inserted to replace the old lens, and normal vision is restored within the eye.
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Crédit: Science Photo Library / Science Source / Emily Ciosek
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