Visual and Refractive Outcomes of Cataract Surgeries Performed in One Year in a Private Practice Setting: Review of 2714 Procedures

Table 2

Ocular comorbidities prior to cataract surgery.

	Percentage (number of eyes)
Glaucoma	6.5% (177)
Macular degeneration	6.2% (169)
Fuchs corneal dystrophy	4.1% (112)
Amblyopia	3.4% (93)
RPE changes and drusen	3.2% (86)
Epiretinal membrane, lamellar macular hole, or vitreomacular traction	2.5% (64)
Myopic chorioretinopathy	2.5% (68)
Corneal leucomas	1% (28)
Previous retinal detachment surgery	0.6% (15)
Neuro-ophthalmologic pathology	0.6% (16)
Diabetic eye disease	0.4% (12)
Macular scar	0.3% (7)
Previous macular hole or epiretinal membrane surgery	0.3% (9)
Others: stargardt disease, pigmentary retinosis, retinal vein occlusion, queratoconus, macular hole, iris and retinal coloboma, uveitis, myopic choroidal neovascularization	0.8% (22)

Retinal pigmentary epithelium changes and drusen that were not classified as macular degeneration by the attending physician but that were described in the preoperative assessment.