2002
DOI: 10.1097/00004397-200210000-00013
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Clear Lens Replacement Surgery

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“…The lens is a unique tissue that lacks neurological stimulation and is avascular. [ 1 ] Water-soluble proteins become water-insoluble proteins with aging, and their quantity diminishes. Even though this is a physiological process, in certain eyes, an excessive rise in water-insoluble proteins leads the lens to become opaque and form cataracts.…”
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