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Nuclear cataracts grow slowly over many years but can become very large and hard, which complicates their removal.
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What are the different classifications in cataract grading?
The three different classifications of cataract grading are nuclear, cortical and posterior subscapular cataract. The most common method of grading is called lens opacities classification system3
Does smoking affect cataract formation?
People who smoke more than 25 cigarettes per day are three times as likely as nonsmokers to develop nuclear or PSC cataracts. Smoking does not appear to be related to cortical cataracts.
What is a rock-filled rapid called?
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Which archetype is in flood myths?
It would be the Cataracts of Heaven archetype. This archetype s also known as The Flood even though the catalyst does not need to be water. In modern day, nuclear wars, AIDS, violent storms, etc are examples of the cataracts of heaven archetype.
What are cataracts that develop from other eye diseases called?
Such cataracts are called complicated cataracts.
What are Stage 2 and Stage 3 cataracts?
Stage 2 cataracts represent a slight nuclear opacity which includes swollen fibers that produce scattering 2-3 days after injection of selenite. Very little scattering is observed. Stage 3 cataracts represent diffuse cortical scattering that is difficult to see in anterior view 3-4 days after injection of selenite.
What river has the most cataracts?
witch river has the most cataracts?
Can a dog's cataracts be treated?
Yes, a dog's cataracts can be treated.
How serious are cataracts in dogs?
Very Serious, Cataracts can easily cause blindness or death if your pet has cataracts bring him straight to the vet
Use the word cataracts in a sentence?
My opthalmologist said I am developing cataracts.
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What are toxic cataracts?
Toxic cataracts result from chemical toxicity, such as steroid use.
