Robotic Bladeless Cataract Surgery in Navi Mumbai & Dombivali
About Cataract At Laxmi Eye Hospital
Intraocular Lens (IOL) Options: There are various types of IOLs available, including monofocal, multifocal, and toric lenses. Your ophthalmologist will help you choose the most suitable IOL based on your specific visual needs and lifestyle.
Advanced Technology: Cataract surgery has seen significant advancements in technology. Many surgeons now use femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery for more precise incisions and improved outcomes.
Safety: Cataract surgery is generally considered safe, with a high success rate. Complications are rare but can include infection, inflammation, or posterior capsule opacification (a secondary condition), all of which can be treated effectively.
Recovery: Recovery from cataract surgery is typically fast, with most patients experiencing improved vision within a few days. However, following your surgeon's post-operative instructions is essential for the best results.
Eligibility Criteria For Cataract
Diagnosis of Cataracts: The primary eligibility requirement is a confirmed diagnosis of cataracts by an ophthalmologist. This is usually based on a comprehensive eye examination, which may include visual acuity tests, slit-lamp examination, and other diagnostic tests.
Visual Impairment: Cataracts should be causing significant visual impairment or interfering with daily activities such as reading, driving, or recognizing faces.
Patient's Desire for Treatment: The patient should express a desire for cataract treatment and be willing to undergo the necessary procedures.
Overall Health: The patient's health and medical history will be assessed to ensure they are fit for cataract surgery. Certain medical conditions or medications may affect eligibility.
Age: Cataracts can develop at any age, but the eligibility for treatment may be influenced by age. In some cases, cataract surgery is recommended for patients of all ages if the cataracts are significantly impairing vision.
Surgical Risks: The ophthalmologist will evaluate whether the patient is at risk for complications during cataract surgery. Factors like eye health and the presence of other eye conditions may affect eligibility.
Consent: The patient or their legal guardian must provide informed consent for the surgical procedure.
Insurance or Financial Considerations: Eligibility for cataract treatment may also depend on the patient's insurance coverage or financial ability to pay for the procedure. In many countries, cataract surgery is covered by health insurance.
Second Opinion: In some cases, a second opinion from another ophthalmologist may be sought to confirm the diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
Pre-Assessment Steps:
Consultation with an eye specialist.
Medical history review.
Comprehensive eye examination.
Measurement of cataract severity.
Discussion of treatment options.
Preoperative testing (if surgery is planned).
Discussion of intraocular lens (IOL) options.
Preoperative instructions.
Informed consent.
Postoperative care guidance.
Cataract candidacy is determined by the surgeon, considering overall eye health.
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