A. No lesion; B. Punctuate lesion; C. Lesion involving less than 1/3rd of the nucleus. D. Lesion involving between 1/3rd and 2/3rd of the nucleus. E. Lesion of more than 2/3rd of the nucleus. F. Total involvement of the nucleus.
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