Typical appearance of diabetic cataract is -: (A) Sunflower type, (B) Breadcrumb type, (C) Polychromatic lusture, (D) Snow flake appearance
Answer is D. In diabetic cataract, initially a large number of fluid vacuoles appear underneath the anterior and posterior capsules, which is soon followed by appearance of bilateral snowflake-like white opacities in the coex. REF IMG