Reducing waiting time for cataract surgery

This trial compares two ways to remove a cataract (cloudy lens) during surgery to see which gives better vision sooner. It is for people with dense cataracts who are scheduled for standard cataract surgery with a new lens implant.

This trial looks at ways to improve the flow of eye care services by studying how patients go through planned procedures. It may help find ways to make things smoother and faster for everyone.

This trial tests a new system called Polaris for removing cataracts and implanting a lens. It is for people with age-related cataracts who are healthy enough for routine cataract surgery.

This trial studies whether a “drop-free” medication plan after cataract surgery works well and is practical for people receiving care at a county hospital. It may help reduce the need for multiple eye drops after surgery while still protecting the eye as it heals.

This study examines how different surgical approaches during cataract removal affect your vision and eye health after surgery. If you need cataract surgery, this trial may help doctors understand which techniques work best for patients like you.

This trial is testing special tools to help doctors perform cataract surgery more safely and easily. It is for people who need cataract surgery and do not have eye inflammation, high eye pressure, or other serious health issues.