Who is suitable for femtosecond surgery in Guangdong Affiliated Hospital- Aili Gang - 上海千花后花园_上海龙凤419_上海龙凤花坊
Definition of femtosecond surgery
Femtosecond surgery, full name of femtosecond laser corneal correction surgery, is a kind of surgery to correct myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism by cutting the cornea with laser. The operation uses a high-precision laser, which can quickly and accurately cut the cornea to correct vision.
As a modern comprehensive hospital, Guangdong Affiliated Hospital has introduced advanced femtosecond surgery technology. Next, we will introduce in detail which people are suitable for femtosecond surgery.
1. Myopic patients
Femtosecond surgery is suitable for patients with myopia, especially those with moderate and high myopia. The degree of middle and high myopia patients is generally above - 6.00 degrees, and traditional glasses or contact lenses can no longer meet their daily life and work needs. Femtosecond surgery can improve the refractive status by correcting the shape of the cornea, so that patients no longer rely on glasses or contact lenses.
In addition, femtosecond surgery also has the characteristics of rapid recovery of vision. After surgery, patients can often recover to good vision in a short time. Therefore, femtosecond surgery is an ideal choice for myopic patients who pursue rapid vision correction.
As a first-class medical institution in Guangdong, Guangdong Affiliated Hospital has experienced ophthalmologists and advanced equipment, which can provide safe and efficient femtosecond surgery for myopia patients.
2. Hyperopia patients
In addition to myopia, femtosecond surgery is also applicable to a certain range of hyperopia patients. For patients with mild and moderate hyperopia, femtosecond surgery can help them obtain clear hyperopia vision.
However, for patients with high hyperopia, the effect of femtosecond surgery is limited. In this case, the ophthalmologist may advise the patient to take other treatment methods, such as lens implantation or intraocular lens replacement surgery.
Whether myopia or hyperopia, the professional doctors of Guangdong Affiliated Hospital will make a comprehensive assessment based on the patient's condition and provide the best treatment plan for the patient.
3. Astigmatism patients
Astigmatism is a common vision problem, which often leads to blurring and eyestrain when people look at objects at close or long distances. For astigmatism patients, femtosecond surgery is an effective treatment.
Femtosecond surgery can correct vision problems caused by astigmatism by reshaping the cornea. After surgery, patients can usually significantly improve their vision and no longer need to wear glasses or contact lenses.
Astigmatism patients can have a comprehensive examination and evaluation in the ophthalmic clinic of Guangdong Affiliated Hospital to determine whether femtosecond surgery is suitable.
4. Age requirements
The age requirement of femtosecond surgery mainly depends on the development and stability of the eyes. Generally speaking, the eyes of adults have been basically developed with high stability and are suitable for femtosecond surgery.
For adolescent patients, the eye and vision may change due to immature eye development. Therefore, it is generally recommended that adolescents over the age of 18 consider femtosecond surgery.
However, everyone's situation is different, and the final suitability for surgery needs to be determined under the guidance of ophthalmologists in Guangdong Affiliated Hospital.
summary
The femtosecond surgery of Guangdong Affiliated Hospital is applicable to a certain range of patients with myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism. For myopic patients, surgery can quickly and safely improve vision and get rid of the dependence of glasses or contact lenses; For patients with hyperopia and astigmatism, surgery can also help them to obtain clear vision. However, whether the operation is suitable for everyone still needs to be comprehensively evaluated according to individual conditions. I hope this article can provide useful information and reference for the majority of patients.
