[Difficulties in the treatment of secondary cataracts with the YAG-Nd laser].

Oftalmologia

Clinica de Oftalmologie Tg. Mureş.

Published: February 2000

The paper presents a clinical study performed about 402 patients with secondary cataract treated between 1989-1994 with YAG-Nd Laser capsulotomy in the University Eye Hospital from Tg. Mureş. We described the technique used, taking into consideration the recovery obtained, the early and belated complications and the secondary effects.

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