1 definition by tacomation
A cataract can be caused from trauma, or more commonly, old age. A cataract is what occurs when your optical lens in your eye becomes so dense, that it cannot allow light to filter to your retinae, effectively making your vision dim and/or blurry.
The only effective means in removing a cataract, and therefore restoring vision, is surgery.
It is believed that cataracts come with age, and that if everyone lived long enough, everyone would develop one.
The only effective means in removing a cataract, and therefore restoring vision, is surgery.
It is believed that cataracts come with age, and that if everyone lived long enough, everyone would develop one.
After being hit with a double A battery that ricocheted off the wall, I developed a massive cataract.
by tacomation August 20, 2006