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Cataract Definition
Classification
1. Age
2. location of Opacity
3. degree of opacity
4. etiology
01. Age
02. Loc of opacity
03. Degree of opacity
Etiology
Congenital Cataract
Classification Congenital
i. Capsular
Ant and Post Cat
ii. Polar
Ant and Post
inv central part of capsule
iii. Nuclear
Opacity conf to embr and featal nucleaus of lens
iv. Lamellar (zonular)
Opacities affect part lamella
v. Sutural
Ant and post Y suture
vi. Central Oil Droplet
Char of galactoseamia
vii. Generalized
Coronary
Blue Dot
Membranous
Coronary
loc
epid
vision
Membranous
Blue dot
Common
Stationary
Do not Affect vision
Cataracta Punctata CApsula
viii. Total Cataract
Etiology
01. Maternal Causes
02. Fetal Causes
03. Unknown Causes
I. Maternal CAuses
i. Infection
ii. Intrauterine hypoxia/Placental Insufficiency'
iii. Radiation
iv. Drugs
v. Endocrine
i. Infections
%
Congenital Rubella
ii. IU Hypoxia
Preec
Ecl
ii. Radiation
iii. Drugs
Corticosteroids
iv. Endocrine
DM
II> Foetal Disorders
i. Hereditary
ii. Chromosomal
iii. Ocular Anomalies
iv. Metabolic Disorders
v. Trauma
i. Hereditary
epidemiology
pattern of inherit
ii. Chromosomal
Trisomy 21 Down
iii. Ocular Anomalies
Aniridia
PERSISTENT Hyperplastic Primary Vitrous
iv. Metabolic Disorders
Galactoseamia
Hypocalcemia
Hypoglycemia
v. Trauma
Forceps Delivery
III. Unknown Cause
%
CONGENITAL LAMELLAR (ZONULAR) CATARACT
Epidemiology
Location
Etiology
unilat or bilat?
Mode of transmission
Also occurs in child with met disorders and IU onf
Also occurs in child with met disorders and IU infection
Congenital Cataract