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Table 1.

Age and gender distribution of the survey sample and census population.

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Table 2.

Estimated prevalence of blindness (VA<3/60), severe visual impairment (VA<6/60–3/60) and visual impairment (VA<6/80–6/60) in Cape Town by person and eyes with available correction.

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Principal cause of bilateral blindness (VA<3/60), bilateral severe visual impairment (VA<6/60–3/60) and bilateral visual impairment (VA<6/80–6/60) among persons with available correction.

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Table 4.

Cataract surgical coverage* by persons and eyes.

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Table 5.

Visual acuity outcome after cataract surgery (eyes) with available correction.

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Table 6.

The relationship between demographic and socio-economic characteristics and vision loss (bilateral VA<6/18 with available correction).

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Figure 1.

Cataract surgical coverage by socio-economic status.

Cataract surgical coverage was defined as the proportion of people needing cataract surgery at VA<6/60 who had received it.

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