Vision check after cataract surgery

This trial studies how well people see after cataract or clear lens surgery, and whether a new way of measuring vision can predict their results. It may help understand why some people see better than others after surgery.

This study uses very specific eye measurements done before cataract surgery to see how they relate to the clarity of vision after surgery. It may help surgeons choose the best surgical approach and improve visual outcomes.

This trial uses a special scan of the macula (the center part of the retina) and computer learning to predict how well your vision may improve after cataract surgery. It may help surgeons set expectations and plan better for your outcome.

This study looks at how cataract surgery affects patients’ vision and recovery. You may be invited if you have cataracts and can participate in eye exams, and if mental health or thinking issues won’t interfere with the study.

This trial tests whether large language models can accurately analyze eye surgery data and predict how well patients see after surgery. It focuses on patients who had good vision and stable lens implants one month after cataract surgery.

This study tests new ways to measure how well your eye sees after having cataract surgery with a special lens that helps with reading and distance. They'll take detailed measurements of your eye to improve future lens designs.