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2016 & 2017
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2017-18
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What is cataract?
Difficulty in seeing at night?
Blurry vision?
Cataract is a clouding of the normally clear lens in the eye. This blocks the light from reaching the retina and causes unclear vision. As the cataract progresses, it causes hazy vision and may interfere with your daily activities. Cataract usually develops in people older than 45 years of age and as the vision deteriorates, the only available treatment for cataract is surgery.


I am 45 years old and feel there is some problem with my vision. Could this be cataract?
While cataract is amongst the most common causes of loss of vision in older adults, we always recommend that you come to us at Shroff Eye Centre for a complete eye checkup to evaluate any change in vision. Most people notice that their vision gradually deteriorates – objects may begin to look dull, yellow, hazy, blurred or distorted.
Some people also report:
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Double vision, or polyopia
(objects appearing multiple)
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Haloes and glare at night
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Need of more light to see clearly
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Increasing nearsightedness
In advanced cases, the cataract may be visible as a
whitish-looking pupil.

Are the latest advancements in
Cataract surgery available
at Shroff Eye Centre?
Yes! Cataract Surgery in the 20th and 21st century has undergone a major sea change. We at Shroff Eye Centre have always been at the forefront of adopting new methods of treating cataract like Phacoemulsification, MICS and Bladefree Femto LASER assisted cataract surgery to give you the best possible visual results. Newer Multifocal and Extended depth of focus IOL’s also make it possible to work on computers and mobile phones without glasses. With these new advances we aim to remove your cataract and strive to meet your individual visual needs to allow you to live life to its full potential.
What are my replacement
lens options?
type
pros
cons
- Monofocal IOL
- Good vision for distance without glasses. The Aspheric monofocal lens gives you better contrast especially in dim light conditions, and less glare and halos.
- You will have to wear glasses for near work (reading and computers).
- Toric IOL
- For correcting significant cylindrical power. Sharp Distance vision without glasses.
- You will have to wear glasses for near work (reading and computers).
- Multifocal IOL
- Good vision for distance and near without glasses. Problem of glare and haloes at night.
- For very fine print a reading aid may still be needed.
- Extended Depth Of Focus IOL
- Latest Multifocal IOL’s. Good vision for distance, computer vision and near without glasses. Lower chance of glare and haloes at night. Better light transmission.
- For near vision a reading aid may be needed.
- Trifocal IOL/ Panoptix
- Latest advancement in Multifocal IOL’s.
Good vision for distance, computer vision and near without glasses.
Lower chance of glare and halos at night.
Better light transmission. - For very fine print a reading aid may be needed.