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  1. Cataract Surgery
  2. Cataract Canyon via the Green or Colorado rivers: A river runner's guide and natural history of Canyonlands by Donald L Baars, 1987
  3. Atlas of Cataract Surgery by Reddy, 2008-12-31
  4. 101 Pearls in Refractive, Cataract, and Corneal Surgery by Samir A. Melki MDPhD, Dimitri T. Azar MD, 2006-07-01
  5. Cataract by Tara K. Harper, 1995-08-01
  6. Cataract; Glaucoma and Other Eye Disorders : Prevention and Cure with Proven Natural Methods by Tobe; John H., 1973
  7. Minimizing Incisions and Maximizing Outcomes in Cataract Surgery
  8. Cataract and Glaucoma for Eyecare Paraprofessionals (The Basic Bookshelf for Eyecare Professionals) by Brian Duvall OD, Al Lens COMT, et all 1999-10-05
  9. Colossal Cataract: The Geologic History of Niagara Falls
  10. Two Trips to Gorilla Land and the Cataracts of the Congo, V1 by F. Richard Burton, 2007-06-12
  11. Cataracts: What you must know about them by Charles D Kelman, 1983
  12. Don't Be Afraid of Cataracts by Dennis L., M.D. Brooks, Arthur Henley, 1983-04
  13. On cataract, and the operation for its removal by absorption, with the fine needle through the cornea by Arthur Jacob, 2010-05-16
  14. Phacoemulsification and aspiration of cataracts: Surgical techniques, complications, and results by Jared M Emery, 1979

41. Eye Disorders Including Cataracts, Lasik Eye Surgery, Blindness, Glaucoma And Ey
Medical information on eye disorders treatment and symptoms includingcataracts, color blindness and eye allergy. Learn about GERD.
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42. Fight For Sight Ireland : Eyecare Awareness And Protection
Irish charity promoting eyecare awareness and the prevention of sight loss, with information on eye diseases including AMD, cataracts, Diabetic Retinophaty and Retinitis Pigmentosa.
http://www.fightforsight.ie
The Fight For Sight Campaign
We are Fight for Sight An Irish charity devoted to the prevention of Sight Loss. The Irish Fight for Sight Campaign is the only national voluntary organisation solely concerned with the prevention of sight loss.
For further information on the work of Irish Fight for Sight and details of your local group please contact us by clicking here or through your local organiser.
We aim to save sight by increasing public awareness of everyday risks and by raising money for research into eye disease and to purchase eye equipment for our hospitals.
In Ireland our hospital facilities are as good as anywhere in the world. Our doctors are dedicated and highly skilled. But it is no secret that money is constantly required to continue and increase this good work.
The Irish Fight for Sight Campaign was founded specifically to work against sight loss.
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43. Cataract: Online Reference For Health Concerns
cataracts diagnosis, symptoms, treatment, information on integratedand alternative therapies. cataracts Updated 05/20/2003.
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44. LensNet Human Lens Genetic Disease Database
The human lens genetic disease database. Database of known genetic diseases in humans that affect the lens of the eye, generally causing inherited cataracts.
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Last update E y e R e s e a r c h N e t w o r k
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The information within this database is present in the literature and also in the Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) database (National Library of Medicine). What we have tried to provide the interested researcher and the general public is an overview presentation of parameters all in one place for easy and convenient reference. The Web Access LensGDDB was first brought online on 3/1/2000 and is in constant update and construction. Your comments and suggestions are welcome, please email me personally (Ken Mitton, ken@mitton.com) if you have suggestions or simply to let me know if you like this new resource. Note that the " OMIM Dbase Link " is provided for your convenient direct access into the pertinent OMIM database file for each disease locus. The OMIM information provides literature references to Medline catalogued papers and chapters for the biology/disease and linkage/mapping history. I have just programmed the Chromosome " Position " to link with the OMIM GeneMap to retrieve the genes and diseases databased at or near the map location. (3/5/2000)

45. Cataract.htm
age. These are not cataracts! At times the cataract appears to worsenovernight. cataracts may develop in one or in both eyes. If
http://home.flash.net/~anmleyz/cataract.htm
CATARACT What is a cataract? The lens is a unique living ocular tissue that is usually clear or transparent and is referred to as 'the crystalline lens' in medical texts. The normal lens focuses light on the light-sensitive nervous tissue (retina) located in the back of the eye. The word cataract literally means "to break down." Doctors refer to any opacity (or cloudy change) of the lens that causes light to scatter as a cataract. Cataractous changes of the lens may appear as small insignificant pigmented, gray or white "dots"., microscopic "blisters", a "cracked glass" appearance, a diffuse haze, a "pearly" sheen, white streaks or a completely white lens. The cataract usually begins as small dots or microscopic blisters and progresses to involve larger areas of the lens. The rate of progression is difficult to predict and may be very slow or quite rapid. A cataract is different than the normal aging change that occurs in the lens which is called nuclear sclerosis.

46. Michigan Eyecare Institute
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47. Medinfo: Cataracts
eye. cataracts leads to poor vision and blindness and can be easilyremedied, by a fairly minor operation, in most cases. cataracts.
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Cataracts
Cataract is the term given to the misting or hazing of the lens in your eye. Cataracts leads to poor vision and blindness and can be easily remedied, by a fairly minor operation, in most cases.
Symptoms
When you develop cataracts, the vision slowly becomes more misty. You may see haloes around lights, and may find vision worse in bright sunlight. You may be dazzled more easily by bright lights. Your colour vision may not be as good as it was. It is not possible to correct the problems caused by cataracts by just getting new spectacles. In fact, the first you know about it may well be when the optician tells you that you have cataracts when you go for a routine eye test.
Causes
The majority of cataracts are caused by ageing of the eye. It is said that some degree of cataract will happen to all of us if we live long enough. Typically, though, this may be noticed from 50-60 years and onwards. Certain other conditions of the eye that cause inflammation, (for example uveitis) and eye injury might lead to cataracts occurring earlier in life. Other conditions affecting your system as a whole eg diabetes are linked with a higher risk of developing cataracts. Certain drugs, including steroids, may make you more likely to develop cataracts early.

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49. MayoClinic.com - Cataracts
May 21, 2004. More Information. cataracts By Mayo Clinic staff Overview cataractscommonly affect distance vision and cause problems with glare.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/invoke.cfm?id=DS00050

50. European Society Of Cataract And Refractive Surgeons
Extensive coverage of cataracts and refractive issues.
http://www.escrs.ie/

51. Angeles Vision Clinic:  Cataracts
cataracts are a normal part of aging. About half of Americans ages 65 to 74have cataracts. Most people with cataracts have a cataract in both eyes.
http://www.avclinic.com/Cataract.htm
Angeles Vision Clinic The web site has detailed information on many other eye conditions. Please feel free to visit our Home Page or check out other eye conditions on our Eye Conditions page What is a Cataract? View of an eye with a Cataract A cataract is a cloudy area in the lens of the eye. A normal lens is clear and focuses light into the back of the eye (see right photo). When a cataract develops some of this light is blocked out and or scattered. As this cataract develops, it becomes harder for a person to see. Cataracts are a normal part of aging. About half of Americans ages 65 to 74 have cataracts. Over 90 percent of those age 75 and over have this condition. Most people with cataracts have a cataract in both eyes. However, one eye may be worse than the other because each cataract develops at a different rate. View of an eye after Cataract surgery Some people with cataract don't even know it. Their cataract may be small, or the changes in their vision may not bother them much. Other people who have cataracts cannot see well enough to do the things they need or want to do.
What Are the Symptoms of a Cataract?

52. Cataracts In Your Pet
Article discusses the causes and treatment of cataracts in dogs and cats.
http://www.2ndchance.info/cataract.htm
sssssss Cataracts in Dogs and Cats Ron Hines DVM PhD 2/7/03 Cataracts are cloudiness of the lenses or coating of the lenses (capsule) of the eyes. They occur in all animals as they age. Cataracts that occur at or near birth are often due to nutritional deficiencies in the diets fed. A lack of the amino acid, taurine, is one example. Cataracts that occur in a single eye or after an accident are usually the result of injury to the eye.
The most common form of cataract is that occurring in older animals. It is called senile cataracts.
Other causes of early-onset cataracts are diabetes, malnutrition and, as I mentioned before, injury to the eyes.
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53. Prevent Blindness America--Cataract FAQ
Vision can become blurred or dimmed because light cannot be transmittedproperly through the lens to the retina. Q How common are cataracts?
http://www.preventblindness.org/eye_problems/cataractFAQ.html
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For a free copy of Prevent Blindness America's Cataract Surgery Guide,
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Q: What is cataract?
A cataract is an opacity or clouding of the eye's lens, which blocks or changes the passage of light needed for vision. The lens of the eye is located behind the pupil and the colored iris, and normally is transparent. Its role is to help focus images onto the retina at the back of the eye, which transmits the images to the brain. Vision can become blurred or dimmed because light cannot be transmitted properly through the lens to the retina.
Q: How common are cataracts?
Cataracts are a leading cause of blindness among adults in the United States, accounting for one out of every seven cases of blindness in people age 45 and older. Although most prevalent in adults, a cataract can occur in young people, and can sometimes be found in a baby's eyes at birth.
Q: Who is at risk?

54. Sam & Maggie's & Casey's Yorkie Page
Pictures of the two pets and how one gets around with cataracts.
http://www.angelfire.com/me2/mikem/yorkie.html
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Here they are...Sam, Maggie and Casey.
Here's Sam, our 6 year old Yorkshire Terrier. He's abaout 4 pounds and sweet as can be.
Here's Maggie, she passed away last year from a stroke and is missed very much.
She was totally blind when we rescued her but had no problem getting around, even using the doggie door into the back yard.
I hope I do as well when I'm 80 yrs old!!!
Here's a couple pics of the two of them together.
They got along so well!
And here's our newest member of the family, Casey.
Casey is a Powderpuff Chinese Crested and we rescued him from the Canton, OH area.
He's very playful, loves his toys, and he and Sam get along great.
Casey only has one eye from tangling with a car or a bigger dog. Either way, he lost the fight. But it doesn't affect his life, he's a very happy dog.

55. Visualise - Alpha Squared Solutions Ltd.
Allows people to see websites the way people with various visual impairments do. Currently it covers varying degrees of colour blindness, diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, macular degeneration and glaucoma.
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This tool allows people to see websites the way people with various visual impairments do. Currently it covers varying degrees of colour blindness, diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, macular degeneration and glaucoma. This tool was developed to make people aware of the issues around website accessibility and the difficulties faced by people with visual impairments. More information on how to use the tool can be found below.
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Please select a site to view: Colour Blindness: The Colour Blindness filter only works if the page viewed below has been selected via the URL field above. The page cannot be changed while this filter is used. The filters below does allow interaction with the site via the keyboard, but not using the mouse. The colour blindness will be reset to 0% before applying the other filters. Colour blindness can be re-applied after a filter below had been selected. Click on the following buttons to toggle each type of disability: Diabetic Retinopathy Cataracts (Affects the whole page) For the following two disabilities, click on the image overlay and move the mouse to view different portions of the website.

56. Lens Anatomy And Types Of Cataracts
Lens Anatomy and Types of cataracts By Leos Kral Different types of cataractsare characterized, in part, by their anatomical location within the lens.
http://aussie-health.westga.edu/research/cataracts/anatomy.html
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Instructions Log In Genetic Research General Cataracts Contributed Articles By C.A. Sharp 1997 Health Survey Results Analysis Lens Anatomy and Types of Cataracts By Leos Kral T he previous article on Lens Development described the process by which an eye lens forms during embryogenesis. This article builds on that information to describe how the detailed cellular structures of the lens can be abstracted into a higher level of anatomical description. Different types of cataracts are characterized, in part, by their anatomical location within the lens. As shown in the drawing below, a lens is made up of a central core of primary lens fibers. This core is surrounded by layers of secondary lens fibers. Each layer of secondary lens fibers originated from opposite sides of the periphery of the lens and individual lens fibers meet to form the sutures. A layer of cells covers the anterior surface of the lens. The entire lens is enclosed within a lens capsule. The anterior side of the lens is the side exposed to the outside of the eye and the posterior side of the lens is the side inside the eyeball. When describing the anatomy of the lens, the terms "primary lens fibers" and "secondary lens fibers" are not normally used. As shown in the drawing below, the area composed of the primary lens fibers is called the lens nucleus. The area made up of the secondary lens fibers is called the lens cortex. The layer of cells that covers the anterior surface of the lens would then be said to be located along the anterior surface of the lens cortex.

57. Surgicare - UK Providers Of Cosmetic Surgery And Plastic Surgery, Procedures Inc
A specialist provider of surgery for varicose veins, cataracts, hernias and skin blemishes. Lists treatment costs, company information and contact details.
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58. The Peter Gurney Guinea Pig Pages - Fits
cataracts. As previously stated the Abyssinian breed is the one mostprone to this condition but other breeds can suffer from them.
http://www.oginet.com/pgurney/cataracts.htm
Cataracts As previously stated the Abyssinian breed is the one most prone to this condition but other breeds can suffer from them. There is no known cause for these and consequently no knowncure but as they are more common in older guinea pigs it cold be part of the aging process. They do not render the guinea pig blind, leastwise not until they are very elderly. People I have spoken to who suffer from them say that it like looking through a veil. The cornea of one eye becomes opaque and usually within a month or so the other eye follows suit. The good news is that guinea pigs who suffer from this condition seem to take it in their stride and simply carry on as normal. I used to give a supplement of vitamin A but no longer do so. After observing other people's guinea pig with this condition who were not on this supplement I came to the conclusion that they coped just as well as my own. Though I am a strong believer in the value of supplements for as therapy for specific ailments, if they can do without, all the better. Return to Index page

59. Healthy Pet | Illness And Disease: Cataracts
Illness and Disease cataracts, cataracts are one of the most common eyeproblems affecting pets. cataracts can be hereditary or due to old age.
http://www.healthypet.com/Library/illness-18.html
Illness and Disease:
Cataracts
Cataracts are one of the most common eye problems affecting pets. They can affect all breeds and ages of dogs and cats, but the condition is found more commonly in certain dog breeds, such as Cockers, Poodles, Miniature Schnauzers and Terriers. The normal, transparent lens in the eye focuses beams of light onto the retina so that your pet can see clearly. A cataract is a disruption of the normal arrangement of the lens fibers that interferes with sight by partially or completely blocking the clarity of the lens. A cataract may be quite small and not significantly interfere with your pet's vision, but if the cataract becomes dense enough, vision may be lost. It is not unusual for your pet's eyes to become slightly blue-gray as they age. As a normal part of the aging process, the lens becomes thicker, making the eyes appear grayer. This condition, called nuclear sclerosis, usually occurs in dogs over six years of age and typically does not affect their vision. Therefore treatment for this condition is not recommended. Cataracts can be hereditary or due to old age. Inherited conditions are the most common cause of cataracts and may be present at birth or develop when the animal is very young. They can also be caused by injury, or illness such as diabetes. If your pet's cataracts are due to an underlying condition, such as diabetes, treating the condition may diminish the cataracts.

60. Ophthalmology Incorporated
Provides a full range of ophthalmic services and surgeries for cataracts, glaucoma, refractive surgery, and cosmetic procedures of the eyes and face.
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