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VK6BE > HELP 05.06.07 02:33l 21 Lines 986 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Andy is quite correct. I had both lenses replaced with plastic lenses by
the method described. After about 12 months I noticed blurring of vision
in the left eye which was the first one with an implant. The specialist
told me that scar tissue had formed and he blew a hole in the tissue with
a laser restoring clear sight which is now still 6/6 on a test two weeks
ago. The laser treatment took place in a room at the local hospital and
occupied about 20 minutes.It is now about 6 years since I had the first
implant and I can still read the whole of the test chart.
Bob VK6BE.
>
> As you know a cataract is when part of the lens goes cloudy. Cateract
> surgery involves cutting this cloudy bit of lens out and putting a plastic
> bung (lens) in the hole. The cataract has to be big enough for a plastic
> bung to be fitted which is why there is often many months from 1st
> detecting a cataract until it is big enough to work on.
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