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Ashish Kapoor,Sivaraman Prabhakarpediatric eyes are more predisposed to development of media opacity following cataract surgery as compared to adult eyes. Visual axis opacification (VAO) includes any significant media opacity in the visual axis which hinders the transmission of light and thus, affect image formation. This defeats t

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W. E. Ruther,T. D. Claar,R. V. Strainsiderations for satisfactory outcomes. The incidence varies from 2% to 6.7% [1, 2] and it is more commonly reported in developing world. Preexisting PCD includes congenital cataract associated with a defect in posterior capsule which may or may not be associated with fibrosis [3]. Trauma is excluded

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History of Crude Oil and Petroleum Products,age group is relatively rare compared to adults [1, 2]. The incidence and prevalence rates of uveitis in pediatric age group is 4.3/100,000 and 27.9/100,000, respectively [1, 2]. Pediatric uveitis accounts for merely 5–10% of all uveitis cases [3]. The visual loss is more severe with up to 22% of al

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N.S. Jacobson,J.L. Smialek,D.S. Foxinfections like Toxoplasma, Rubella, Cytomegalovirus (CMV), Herpes Simplex virus (HSV), and Others including syphilis have been associated with congenital cataract formation especially in developing countries [3–5]. The pathogen enters the fetus through the placenta of the infected mother during pre

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,The Way We Live Now c. 1986–2023,artially or completely, anteriorly into the anterior chamber or posteriorly towards the vitreous cavity (Fig. 17.1). Subluxation of lens may occur post-traumatically or due to predisposing hereditary conditions like Marfan syndrome or Homocystinuria. Spontaneous dislocation may be a common cause of