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Altered mechanical behavior and properties of the human anterior lens capsule after cataract surgery
Experimental Eye Research, 09/11/09

Pedrigi RM et al. – The authors performed uniaxial mechanical tests on normal and post–surgical human anterior lens capsules and found, for the first time, that cataract surgery leads to a significant stiffening of the capsule nearest the capsulorhexis edge. These data promise to be important for developing predictive tools capable of elucidating interactions between the post–surgical capsule and implant.

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