What is the term for an eye that contains an intraocular lens after cataract surgery?

The term used to describe an eye that contains an intraocular lens after cataract surgery is "pseudophakic." This designation applies specifically to individuals who have had cataract surgery where the cloudy lens of the eye has been removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens, helping to restore vision.

In this context, "pseudophakic" distinguishes this condition from a "phakic" eye, which still contains its natural lens. The other terms in the options refer to different vision conditions or states rather than to the presence of an intraocular lens. "Myopic" pertains to nearsightedness, where distant objects appear blurry, while "presbyopic" refers to the age-related difficulty in seeing close objects, typically requiring reading glasses.