What Is the Treatment for Age-related Cataract Before Surgery?
This first-line protocol covers the structured clinical approach to managing age-related cataract in the period before surgery is undertaken — including evidence-based guidance on the nonsurgical options available and their appropriate use.
Management Approach
Nonsurgical management of cataract symptoms before surgery is addressed, with specific guidance on optical and visual-function measures — the protocol also sets out the current evidence on pharmacological approaches to cataract…
References
DOI: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2021.10.006
- However, there are nonsurgical means for managing the symptoms of cataract before surgery is necessary.
- Currently, no pharmacological treatments are known to eliminate existing cataract or retard its progression.