<p>(A) Age distribution of nuclear cataract and cortical cataract in Korean population. Both types of cataract show a highest incidence at the age of 60–69. (B) Age distribution of posterior subcapsular cataract (PSC) and anterior polar cataract (APC). PSC shows a gradual increase according to age, and APC present a highest peak at the age of 50–59. * PSC = posterior subcapsular opacity; APC = anterior polar cataract.</p
1<p>“no cataract” defined as the absence of all of the following on LOCS III: cortical≥3, PSC≥2, nuc...
AbstractPurposeTo determine the effect of main morphological types and grades of age-related catarac...
<p>Scatter plot of the relationship between the disability prevalence of cataracts among a populatio...
To investigate the potential risk factors associated with nuclear, cortical, posterior subcapsular, ...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the potential risk factors associated with nuclear, cortical, posterior su...
<p>PSC = posterior subcapsular opacity; APC = anterior polar cataract; OR = odds ratio; CI = confide...
<p>Ages were classified into eight continuous groups (45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69, 70–74, 75–7...
Abstract Background In this study, we aimed to compare age-specific cortical, nuclear and posterior ...
<p>Statistically significant differences were evident in the 40–55, 56–65, and 66–75 years age group...
Distribution of eyes (individuals aged ≥50 years) in Costa Rica (2015) according to the sex and age ...
<p>The age distribution is shown for a) test subjects (with glaucoma and cataract: mean 60 years, SD...
were used to examine the associations between specific cataract types and age, race, sex, number of ...
Purpose To determine the prevalence of cataract and its relationship with some determinants in indiv...
There have been many studies on the characteristics and epidemiology of senile cataracts in Asians [...
<p>Prevalence of age-related cataract according to gender: by age group (A) and by the subtype of ca...
1<p>“no cataract” defined as the absence of all of the following on LOCS III: cortical≥3, PSC≥2, nuc...
AbstractPurposeTo determine the effect of main morphological types and grades of age-related catarac...
<p>Scatter plot of the relationship between the disability prevalence of cataracts among a populatio...
To investigate the potential risk factors associated with nuclear, cortical, posterior subcapsular, ...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the potential risk factors associated with nuclear, cortical, posterior su...
<p>PSC = posterior subcapsular opacity; APC = anterior polar cataract; OR = odds ratio; CI = confide...
<p>Ages were classified into eight continuous groups (45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69, 70–74, 75–7...
Abstract Background In this study, we aimed to compare age-specific cortical, nuclear and posterior ...
<p>Statistically significant differences were evident in the 40–55, 56–65, and 66–75 years age group...
Distribution of eyes (individuals aged ≥50 years) in Costa Rica (2015) according to the sex and age ...
<p>The age distribution is shown for a) test subjects (with glaucoma and cataract: mean 60 years, SD...
were used to examine the associations between specific cataract types and age, race, sex, number of ...
Purpose To determine the prevalence of cataract and its relationship with some determinants in indiv...
There have been many studies on the characteristics and epidemiology of senile cataracts in Asians [...
<p>Prevalence of age-related cataract according to gender: by age group (A) and by the subtype of ca...
1<p>“no cataract” defined as the absence of all of the following on LOCS III: cortical≥3, PSC≥2, nuc...
AbstractPurposeTo determine the effect of main morphological types and grades of age-related catarac...
<p>Scatter plot of the relationship between the disability prevalence of cataracts among a populatio...