This same patient has an anterior capsular cataract in the right eye. This is a very rare cataract. It does cause some vision decrease, but not enough to justify cataract surgery.
Friday, June 12, 2009
CHOROIDAL NEVUS AND ANTERIOR CAPSULAR CATARACT
The first picture below is of a choroidal nevus. This is a pigmented area. The white spot on top of it is drusen, which often forms on nevi. This patient will be followed at first on a 6th month basis to make sure it does not progress to melanoma.
This same patient has an anterior capsular cataract in the right eye. This is a very rare cataract. It does cause some vision decrease, but not enough to justify cataract surgery.
This same patient has an anterior capsular cataract in the right eye. This is a very rare cataract. It does cause some vision decrease, but not enough to justify cataract surgery.
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