Eyes Articles A-Z
This page contains links to eMedTV Eyes Articles containing information on subjects from
Cataract Prevention to Cataract Symptoms. The information is organized alphabetically; the "Favorite Articles" contains the
top articles on this page. Links in the box will take you directly to the articles; those same links are
available with a short description further down the page.
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Cataract Prevention
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Cataract Questions
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Cataract Research
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Cataract Surgery
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Cataract Surgery
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Cataract Surgery - Presentation Summary
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Cataract Surgery Complications
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Cataract Surgery Info
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Allergic Reaction to Medication
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Bleeding
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Double Vision or Drooping Eyelid
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Final Thoughts
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Implanted Lens Displacement
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Increased Eye Pressure
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Infection
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Inflammation
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Perforation of the Eye
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Retinal Detachment
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Secondary Cataract
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Swollen Cornea
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Cataract Surgery Risks -- Wound Leak
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Cataract Symptoms
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Cataract Prevention
It is not possible to cure a cataract. Prevention of cataracts, however, is possible. This eMedTV segment discusses prevention strategies (such as having regular eye exams and quitting smoking) that may prevent or slow the development of a cataract.
Cataract Questions
If you've been diagnosed with a cataract, questions of all sorts may come to mind. In addition, this eMedTV article provides a list of cataract questions about diagnosis, tests, and treatment options that you can ask your doctor.
Cataract Research
Cataract research is being conducted to study the effectiveness of using drugs to control cataracts. This eMedTV article discusses other research now under way to find better ways to detect, treat, and possibly prevent cataracts.
Cataract Surgery
If you have a cataract, surgery may be recommended to remove it. This eMedTV resource explains how this type of surgery is used to treat cataracts and discusses what to expect before, during, and after the procedure.
This interactive video explains in detail how a cataract surgery is performed.
This video clip discusses the effectiveness, benefits, and risks of cataract surgery.
Cataract Surgery Complications
In the case of cataract surgery, complications may include double vision, droopy eyelid, and infection. This eMedTV article identifies minor and major problems that may occur with cataract surgery, which can also include bleeding and swelling.
Cataract Surgery Info
This video explains why allergic reactions to medicines occur and how likely they are.
This video clip discusses the risk of bleeding occurring with this procedure.
This video file explains why double vision or drooping eyelid may occur after surgery.
This clip gives some final thoughts regarding possible complications with cataract surgery.
This multimedia clip explains how the implanted lens can become displaced after surgery.
This video explains why you may experience increased eye pressure after cataract surgery
This video discusses the likelihood of developing infections after cataract surgery.
This video clip covers various causes of eye inflammation and describes treatment options.
This clip discusses the risk of eye perforation and explains what treatments are often used.
This clip explains how rare retinal detachment is and lists treatments that are available.
This multimedia clip describes the treatments available if a secondary cataract develops.
This clip explains what corneal edema is and describes the treatments that are available.
This video clip explains what to do if your wound leaks after eye surgery.
Cataract Symptoms
Blurry vision, increased sensitivity to light, and poor night vision are common cataract symptoms. This eMedTV article discusses these and other signs and symptoms, such as double vision and frequent prescription changes in eyeglasses or contacts.