Postoperative reexamination of myopia lens in Shanghai Eye Hospital
As a professional ophthalmic medical institution, Shanghai Eye Hospital has been committed to providing high-quality ophthalmic services. Among them, myopic lens surgery, as a common refractive surgery, is favored by patients. So, after the myopic lens surgery, does it need postoperative reexamination? The following four aspects are described in detail: postoperative effect, complication screening, vision recovery, and treatment of complications.
Postoperative effect
Postoperative reexamination is very important to evaluate the postoperative effect of myopic lens surgery. Postoperative reexamination can understand the postoperative condition through intraocular pressure measurement, corneal curvature assessment, naked eye vision test and other indicators. Generally speaking, postoperative reexamination within 1-2 months after surgery is a common operation. The postoperative reexamination can determine whether the postoperative vision has achieved the expected effect and whether further adjustment is needed. At the same time, the postoperative reexamination can also help doctors understand the problems in the operation in time and deal with them in time.
Postoperative reexamination mainly evaluates postoperative vision and adjusts it according to the patient's condition. For patients whose vision is not up to standard or who have other problems after surgery, the doctor will make appropriate adjustments according to the specific situation. At this time, postoperative reexamination is particularly important, which can timely find the patient's problems and give appropriate treatment.
Complication screening
Although myopic lens surgery is a safe and effective refractive surgery, there is still a certain probability of complications. Therefore, postoperative reexamination is also to screen for complications. On the one hand, postoperative reexamination helps doctors find complications in time through careful examination, on the other hand, it also helps patients understand and master their own postoperative conditions in time.
Common complications include intraocular pressure rise, keratopathy, postoperative inflammation and infection. These complications may affect postoperative vision recovery and eye health. Therefore, postoperative reexamination can not only find complications, but also take corresponding measures to ensure the postoperative effect and health of patients.
Visual acuity recovery
The purpose of myopic lens surgery is to improve the vision of patients. Postoperative reexamination plays an important role in vision recovery. Postoperative visual acuity recovery can be evaluated through postoperative reexamination, and adjustments can be made as needed. At the same time, postoperative reexamination can also detect the impact of other factors on vision recovery, such as corneal lesions, postoperative inflammation, etc. The timely detection and treatment of these problems will help speed up the recovery of vision and improve the postoperative effect.
In the process of vision recovery, the patient also needs to actively cooperate and follow the doctor's instructions. In the postoperative reexamination, the doctor will conduct a detailed examination of the patient's vision and give the patient corresponding guidance and suggestions. This can speed up the process of vision recovery and reduce the risk of adverse consequences.
Treatment of complications
After myopic lens surgery, patients may have some complications. The postoperative reexamination can find these complications in time and give corresponding treatment. Common complications include blurred vision, allergic reaction, dry eye after surgery and corneal injury. Through screening for these complications, postoperative reexamination can help doctors take measures in time to prevent further deterioration of the condition.
The key to the treatment of complications is early detection and early intervention. Postoperative reexamination plays a key role in this point. Only if the complications are corrected in time, can the stability of the postoperative effect and the patient's eye health be guaranteed.
Summary
In terms of myopic lens surgery, postoperative reexamination is an essential part. Postoperative reexamination can evaluate postoperative effects, screen complications, guide vision recovery and deal with complications. Through postoperative reexamination, problems can be found in a timely manner and corresponding adjustments and treatments can be made to ensure the patient's vision and eye health.
