Abstract
Introduction : Cataract surgery is the most common ophthalmological surgical intervention. It may have different outcomes depending on the cataract type and the accompanying eye or systemic diseases. Material and Methods : A total of 41 white cataract cases were reviewed. Preoperative examination included visual acuity, detailed slitlamp evaluation, applanation tonometry, keratometry, and axial length measurements. Results : Among our 41 cases there was a slight prevalence of males and urban citizens. The greatest challenge was the capsulorhexis. For its successful completion we used heavy viscous substance and capsulotome. Conclusion : In spite of the precise preoperative examination white cataract could `surprise` the surgeon during the course of the operation.
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