Abstract
Transient diabetic cataracts are generally located in the anterior and posterior subcapsular regions of the lens. The following case report describes a reversible diabetic cataract with a `fingerprint' like shape in the anterior adult nucleus. The etiology is unclear but may relate to protein modification and/or osmotic changes in the lens.
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