Opaque lens

Lens contusion is mainly manifested by opacity and dislocation of the lens. When the eyeball is suddenly hit by the front, the lens fibers swell or even break. In mild cases, dot-like or sheet-like turbidity appears under the anterior capsule. In severe cases, the total lens is cloudy, which seriously affects vision. Some can be absorbed within a few weeks and the cloudiness disappears; others become permanent cloudiness; some bruises can cause rupture of the lens capsule. , Turbidity can be limited, otherwise it can cause all turbidity due to the invasion of aqueous humor.

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