How is cataract surgery performed?

Cataract surgery begins with two incisions in the eye. The cataract is scooped out and an implant replaces the natural lens. Learn more from Marian Macsai, MD, about cataract surgery.

The procedure takes about 30 minutes and has a success rate of over 90 percent. But that's not all.

Learn about the eye issue's symptoms, causes, and treatments, plus ways to lower your risk.

Studies have linked the procedure to fewer falls, lower dementia risk, and potentially, a longer lifespan.

Strategies to promote communication among the different healthcare providers you need to work with when managing GSD1a.

Checking these routine tests will help you manage your condition.