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Why do many patients develop scarring after cataract surgery?
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Why do many patients develop scarring after cataract surgery?
Cataracts remain one of the world’s leading causes of vision loss, touching nearly every family at some point. Even when surgery restores sight, the relief does not always last. Many patients develop scarring beneath the lens that clouds vision again and limits recovery. A new study now brings clarity to why that happens and points toward a future beyond surgery. Researchers have identified a protein called NR2F1 as a central driver of lens cell…
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