Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the utility and safety of a mobile eye surgical unit
(MESU) in providing quality cataract surgery for the indigent rural population with poor …

The traditional camp approach has several variables that are difficult to standardize to
deliver uniformly safe and effective outcome. Operating cataracts in surgical camps and by …

Despite all that modern technology has done to advance the treatment of cataracts, our
greatest challenge continues to be the large and increasing backlog of cataract blindness in …

The objectives of the study were to elicit the reasons for not undergoing cataract surgery
from those having cataract, aged 50 years and above, in a village community and, develop …

Purpose This study was undertaken to evaluate the complication rates and visual outcomes
of outreach cataract surgeries done in makeshift operating rooms. Method In this …

* BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: The appropriate surgical treatment for the enormous
number of patients in developing nations who are blind due to cataract is a hody debated …

Background: Cataract is the principal cause of blindness in India, accounting for 62.6%. This
problem can be tackled, and the backlog of cataract blind can be reduced by performing …

Materials and methods The camp site in this study was 300 kms. north of Madurai and the
main occupation of the people in this locality was weaving. A total of 293 patients, 151 males …

Aims: To evaluate the cataract surgical outcome in Tilganga Eye Centre (TEC) and its
outreach microsurgical eye clinic, to determine the barriers to patient uptake of cataract …

Discussion This new method of Eye Relief Service was found to be practical where
operations were done at the door-step of the patient with postoperative stay at his own …