Does full femtosecond surgery in Guangzhou Grand Hospital require hospitalization?
In recent years, laser correction surgery has become one of the main options for myopia treatment. As one of the most influential medical institutions in Guangzhou, Guangzhou Grand Hospital has a good reputation in this field. Among them, full femtosecond surgery, as the most advanced technology, has attracted much attention. However, for patients, whether they need to be hospitalized is a matter of great concern. The following is a detailed description of this from four aspects: postoperative recovery, surgical difficulty, patient needs and doctor recommendations.
Postoperative recovery
Full femtosecond surgery is a minimally invasive surgery, which usually recovers quickly after surgery. On the first day after surgery, there may be some slight discomfort to the eyes, but it can usually be quickly relieved. The patient does not need to be hospitalized and can leave the hospital on the day of operation and go home for rest. Later, the patient needs to be revisited regularly to ensure the surgical effect and recovery, but does not need to be hospitalized.
In Guangzhou Grand Hospital, patients will receive detailed postoperative nursing guidance before discharge, including how to use eyes, how to use eye drops, and how to keep eyes clean. These instructions can help patients better carry out postoperative care and accelerate the recovery process.
In general, the postoperative recovery of full femtosecond surgery is fast, and patients can take self-care at home without hospitalization.
Operation difficulty
Full femtosecond surgery is a precise and efficient surgical technique, which requires a high level of doctors. Guangzhou Grand Hospital has a team of experienced ophthalmologists who have superb skills and rich clinical experience in this field. Therefore, Guangzhou Grand Hospital can ensure the quality and safety of surgery.
However, despite the difficulty of the operation, the full femtosecond operation is still a daytime operation without hospitalization. Patients can choose to be admitted on the day of operation and discharged on the day after operation. This is undoubtedly a convenience for patients.
Patient needs
Guangzhou Grand Hospital fully considered the needs of patients and provided personalized services for patients. In full femtosecond surgery, patients can choose whether to be hospitalized or not according to their actual conditions. If patients are worried about the operation and hope to get more comprehensive care after the operation, Guangzhou Grand Hospital can provide corresponding hospitalization treatment scheme.
Most patients choose not to be hospitalized. They can leave the hospital within hours after the operation and return home to rest. The method of daytime operation saves the cost and inconvenience of hospitalization. This is also a reflection of the flexibility of the hospital to meet the needs of patients.
Doctor's advice
According to the advice of ophthalmologists from Guangzhou University Hospital, for the vast majority of patients undergoing full femtosecond surgery, there is no need for hospitalization. The operation is completed under local anesthesia, which has little impact on the body. The postoperative recovery is generally fast. The patient can leave the hospital on the day of operation and return home for rest.
However, doctors will also provide personalized suggestions for patients according to their specific conditions and surgical difficulty. If the patient has other physical conditions or special needs, the doctor may recommend hospitalization. These suggestions are based on the professional judgment of doctors and the overall situation of patients.
Summary
The full femtosecond surgery in Guangzhou University Hospital does not require hospitalization, and patients recover quickly after surgery. The operation is difficult, but the experienced doctor team of Guangzhou Grand Hospital can ensure the quality and safety of the operation. The hospital fully meets the needs of patients and provides personalized services. With the doctor's advice, most patients can choose not to be hospitalized. In any case, the patient should follow the doctor's advice and recover according to the postoperative nursing guidance.
