… over the long term, 14 this study aimed to test the risk resulting from the use of inhaled or
oral corticosteroids or both on the development of both PSC and nuclear cataract using 10-year …

… had an increased risk of developing nuclear cataract over the longer term. … cataract causes
a myopic shift in refraction, high myopia likely increases the risk of developing nuclear cataract…

… Long-term monitoring of eyes after congenital cataract surgery is important because … cataract
surgery. Glaucoma is one of the most serious complications occurring after infantile cataract …

… We also examined cataract risk in relation to long-term total physical activity by combining
physical activity levels at baseline (low [quartile 1] or high [quartile 4]) and at age 30 years (…

… Our results indicate that phacoemulsification cataract extraction is protective against the
development of glaucoma in the longer term, especially in PEX eyes. To the best of our …

… The term ‘external’ risk factors for cataract refers to those risk factors that are not hereditary.
… age-related cataracts, is the least understood and the effect of many ‘unknown’ risk factors is …

… The purpose of this report was to examine the associations of cataract and cataract
surgery with the 10-year incidence of ARM in the population-based Beaver Dam Eye Study. …

… regarding the risk factors for cataract and the association between cataract and systemic …
risk factors for age-related cataract formation include age, sex, race and myopia. Modifiable risk …

… This report extends previous findings of a good long-term outcome of cataract surgery.
Most patients had good to excellent subjective visual function and retained visual acuity in the …

… risk factor for cataract development. With T2D prevalence increasing, the burden of cataract-…
We aimed to characterise cataract diabetes-specific risk factors to assist prevention and …