晶狀體功能障礙綜合症

Age-related cataract and crystalline lens dysfunction syndrome: With today's advanced technology, urban residents are constantly surrounded by mobile phones and computers. Prolonged screen time not only makes our eyes tired but also very harmful to our eyes. At the same time,CataractThere is a trend toward youthification.

A middle-aged patient had noticed that his myopia was continuously increasing and that he saw double images when looking at things. After a detailed examination, he was diagnosed with Dysfunctional Lens Syndrome (DLS).

Dysfunctional lens syndrome (DLS) is a widespread disease that has long been overlooked. This condition usually occurs in young people, although cataracts are not yet mature; patients describe it asCataractSymptoms have therefore manifested the characteristic features of the syndrome.

In layman's terms, DLS can be consideredCataractIn the early stages, the crystalline lens begins to harden, losing its ability to focus and near-vision, and contrast and night vision decrease. Ophthalmologists use advanced diagnostics to show this.CataractDensity, the condition of light refracting through the crystalline lens, or slit lamp photographs, help us understand the characteristic features of this pre-synoptic condition and the associated decline in visual acuity in patients.

EarlyCataractThe patient's symptoms are not obvious; common ones include: eyes that are easily fatigued and sensitive to light, problems with glare, seeing double, and frequent changes in refractive index. Traditional thinking is that cataracts must be "ripe" before surgery can be performed; but the truth is exactly the opposite: overripe cataracts only worsen the condition and cause the patient to miss the best opportunity to undergo surgery.TreatmentTiming. If daily life and work are affected by vision problems, surgery can be performed. With advanced diagnostic methods, advanced technology, the selection of multi-functional artificial lenses, and the emergence of laser cataract surgery, complex corneal disorders are more easily identified and treated.