Refractive Outcome after Cataract Surgery in Hospital Keningau, Sabah
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51200/bjms.v13i.1800Keywords:
post-operation, refractive outcome, cataractAbstract
Introduction
The success of cataract surgery is accessed by the improvement in visual acuity and accuracy of the post-operation refractive outcome against the pre-operation refractive target. Hence, the benchmark of 85% of patients achieving a final spherical equivalent within 1D of the desired target is used to monitor the refractive outcome. Meanwhile, the unaided visual acuity threshold of 6/12 after cataract operation is chosen as a yardstick because it allows patients to perform instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) independently without relying on spectacles.
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