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  • Cataract surgery preoperative evaluation is evolving.
  • Patient expectations are rising, influencing surgical outcomes.

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  • To highlight advancements and their clinical utility.

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  • Review of current literature and technological advancements in cataract surgery evaluation.
  • Analysis of new diagnostic modalities and risk stratification systems.

Main Results:

  • Visual acuity alone is insufficient for assessing cataract disability.
  • Advanced optical quantification (wave front aberrometry, lens densitometry, light scatter) shows clinical promise.
  • Biometry advancements improve refractive outcomes and patient satisfaction.
  • Screening for ocular comorbidities is vital for lens selection and surgical planning.
  • Risk stratification aids surgical decisions and may reduce complications.

Conclusions:

  • Expanded preoperative evaluation is necessary due to increased patient expectations and surgical options.
  • Systematic examination, including ocular comorbidity identification, is essential for planning and prognosis.
  • New technologies augment, but do not replace, clinical judgment in cataract surgery.