A synthetic intraocular lens will be inserted into your eye after the clouded lens is removed during cataract surgery. Yet occasionally, a few months after surgery, the bag or capsule that "holds" the artificial lens may thicken and turn opaque. Posterior Segment Eye Disorders capsule opacification is the name given to this ailment (PCO). The patient may therefore notice cloudy or fuzzy vision.
India's rural screening programmes have generally concentrated on finding cataract and untreated refractive errors. This study used a cutting-edge technology-driven eye camp paradigm to boost posterior segment diseases (PSDs) diagnosis, referral, and follow-up in rural eye camps.
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