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So, You’ve Got a Cataract?
Formatted for ease of reading by those with cataracts:
Paperback
- Large print and book size
- Full color print on high quality paper
Kindle
- Print size can be increased
- Book can be read out loud by Kindle (depends on device type)
Here’s What People are Saying …
— Jay Udani, MD – Medical Director, Northridge Hospital Integrative Medicine Program
— Kenneth Lu, MD – Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, Doheny Eye Institute, Keck School of Medicine/ USC
About Cataracts
- How the Eye Works
- What Is a Cataract?
- Cataract Symptoms
- When to Consider Treatment
- Myths about Cataract Treatment
What You Need To Know About Cataract Surgery
- Modern Cataract Surgery
- A word about no-stitch surgery
Preparing For Cataract Surgery
- The Weeks Before Surgery
- The Night Before Surgery
What To Expect The Day of Surgery
- At the Surgery Center
- After the Procedure
The Days After Surgery
- Activities
- Why You Might Still Need Glasses
Intraocular Lenses
- Why You Need An Implant
- Your Options
- The Decision Points
Risks of Cataract Surgery
- Possible Complications
Cataract Surgery and Glaucoma
- If You Have Early or Well-Controlled Glaucoma
- If You Have Moderate or Glaucoma Requiring the use of Multiple Drops
- If You Have Advanced or Poorly-Controlled Glaucoma
Cataract Surgery with Other Diseases
- Diabetic Retinopathy
- Macular Degeneration
- Prostate Medications
A Word About Laser Cataract Surgery
- Enter the Femto Laser
Appendices
- How To Choose A Cataract Surgeon
- Sample Document “INFORMED CONSENT”




