Cataract Surgery: Lens Extraction and Prosthetic Lens Insertion
Cataract Surgery is the removal of a cloudy lens via phacoemulsification, and the placement of an artificial lens in the eye. The basic anatomy of the eye and its ability to receive light is contrasted with the negative effects of a cataract lens.
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