Question

Usually asymptomatic with good vision

Central opacity involving the anterior capsular
Associated with microphthalmos, persistent pupillary membrane, and anterior lenticonus What eye condition is being described by the provided information?

A) Morgagnian cataract
B) Posterior polar cataract
C) Anterior subcapsular cataract
D) Posterior subcapsular cataract
E) Lenticonus

Answer 1

The eye condition being described is Anterior subcapsular cataract and it is characterized by central opacity and associated with other eye abnormalities.

Step-by-step explanation:

The eye condition being described in the information provided is Anterior subcapsular cataract.

Anterior subcapsular cataract is characterized by central opacity involving the anterior capsular. It is usually asymptomatic with good vision. This condition is associated with other eye abnormalities such as microphthalmos, persistent pupillary membrane, and anterior lenticonus.

Examples of other types of cataracts mentioned in the options are Morgagnian cataract, posterior polar cataract, posterior subcapsular cataract, and lenticonus. However, the given information matches the description of anterior subcapsular cataract.