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Analysis of Rating Appropriateness and Patient Outcomes in Cataract Surgery
Yonsei Medical Journal, 06/26/09

Choi YJ et al. - The crucial or appropriate rating surgeries may indicate better outcomes than uncertain or inappropriate rating surgeries do. The appropriate rating surgeries were more closely related to functional outcome vision function, VF-14 and subjective outcome (satisfaction with vision) in postoperative 12 months than inappropriate rating surgeries.

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