• Objective.—No previous study documents improvement in visual acuity and subjective
visual function associated with cataract surgery in the first eye, second eye, and both eyes …

AIMS: To describe the impact of cataract surgery in terms of visual function (functioning in
everyday life with respect to vision dependent activities) and health related quality of life …

Purpose: To measure the relative effect of cataract surgery in the second eye compared with
the first eye on functional impairment, satisfaction, and vision problems. Methods: Seventy …

Background: Although ophthalmologists have long recognized that visual acuity alone is an
inadequate measure of visual impairment, the need for and outcomes of cataract surgery …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Despite recommendation of surgery in both eyes in
patients with bilateral cataract, there is little evidence about the benefits of second-eye …

AIMS To determine the improvements in clinical and functional vision and perceived visual
disability after first and second eye cataract surgery. METHODS Clinical vision (monocular …

Purpose To determine whether the Visual Symptoms and Quality of Life Questionnaire
(VSQ), which was developed to be sensitive to second-eye cataract surgery, has satisfactory …

Purpose: To study the benefits of surgery and satisfaction with vision after first-and second-
eye cataract surgery in comparable groups of patients. Setting: Clinics participating in the …

PURPOSE: To evaluate dissatisfied patients and those with subjectively worse visual ability
after cataract surgery and to analyze how these factors relate to poor visual acuity results …

Purpose: To identify preoperative patient characteristics associated with a lack of
improvement on one or more measures 4 months after cataract surgery. Methods: The …