The human crystalline lens, which is clear and transparent is part of the focusing mechanism of the eye. With age, the lens becomes cloudy and opaque, thereby hampering normal vision. Any opacity in the crystalline lens, which leads to decreased vision is cataract.
A cataract is a common condition in which the normally clear lens of the eye becomes progressively cloudy. When light passes through a clear lens, the light can focus to a point, creating a clear view. When light passes through a cataract, it gets distorted, creating a blurred view.
Most people over the age of 40 years find it difficult to focus on nearby objects. They have to hold the reading material further away from their eyes or need brighter light to read.
With a Mission “Vision care par excellence” and Vision “Leadership in the Eye care domain”, Nethradhama strives to live up to the expectations of its patients.
Dr. Sri Ganesh , Chairman & MD.
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