Epidemiology
Etiology
Pathophysiology
Clinical features
Diagnostics
- Fundoscopy
- Changes to the red reflex (the reflection of light in the ocular fundus, which is normally red in color), including:
- Opacities (including leukocoria)
- Darkening
- Absent or decreased red reflex
- Changes to the red reflex (the reflection of light in the ocular fundus, which is normally red in color), including:
- Slit-lamp examination
- Common: grey, white, yellow, or brownish clouding of the lens (see also “Types of cataracts”)