When diagnosing cataracts, an experienced doctor only needs to see the cloudy lens with dilated pupils. Rather, the fundus examination is designed to assess the quality of vision after the procedure and evaluate the risks it poses to the retina.
When diagnosing cataracts, an experienced doctor only needs to see the cloudy lens with dilated pupils. Rather, the fundus examination is designed to assess the quality of vision after the procedure and evaluate the risks it poses to the retina.