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Pseudophakic monovision was an effective approach for managing loss of accommodation after cataract surgery in patients older than 60 years; however, a careful selection process is required.

Both CH and CRF decreased briefly at 1 day after cataract surgery but soon recovered to the preoperative levels, suggesting that cataract surgery does not induce a significant change in corneal biomechanics, except for 1 day postoperatively. The corneal thickness may play some role in corneal biomechanics even in postcataract eyes.

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