Why Choose Dr Taneja?
- Dr Taneja routinely manages patients referred by other eye surgeons for the management of the complex cataract surgery.
- He has extensive experience in vitrectomy surgery for retained cataract and subluxated lenses. He is able to provide a range of secondary intraocular lens fixation techniques, including sutured and sutureless scleral fixation, Iris Claw IOL and Iris Sutured IOL.
- He trains the next generation of vitreoretinal surgeons in the management of patients requiring complex cataract surgery.
What Are Cataracts?
- A cataract is a cloudy crystalline lens. The crystalline lens of the eye is normally highly transparent and helps to focus light on the retina.
- Loss of transparency of the crystalline lens degrades the image formed by the eye, leading to loss of clarity, glare and sometimes distortion.


Procedure Information
- In cases where an intact lens must be removed, a vitrectomy performed and a secondary lens sutured, surgery takes up to 90 minutes.
- Surgery is performed under local anaesthetic with sedation.
- Patients requiring vitrectomy are generally admitted overnight and discharged home on the following day.