Risk of myopia surgery in Shanghai Eye Hospital
With the progress of science and technology, myopia surgery has become an effective way for myopia patients to correct their vision. As a well-known professional eye hospital, Shanghai Eye Hospital also provides a variety of myopia surgery options. However, there are risks in any operation. The risks of myopia surgery in Shanghai Eye Hospital will be described in detail in terms of operation risks, infection risks, postoperative vision problems and postoperative complications.
Surgical risk
Ophthalmic surgery itself has certain risks, and myopia surgery is no exception. First, the risk of blindness may occur during the operation. Although this situation is very rare, patients and doctors still need to pay great attention to it. Secondly, there may be risks such as eyeball rupture and iris damage during the operation, which generally occurs when the operation is improper or the patient has poor communication with the doctor. In addition, emergency situations may occur during the operation, such as massive bleeding, otolith displacement, etc., which requires doctors to have superb skills and processing ability.
In addition, the effect of surgery also has certain risks. Although most patients can significantly improve their vision after surgery, there are also some patients whose surgical effect is not ideal, and myopia continues to exist or worsens. This may be due to individual differences, improper selection of surgical methods and other reasons. Therefore, before considering myopic surgery, patients need to fully understand the risks and effects of surgery, and select appropriate surgical methods.
Risk of infection
After myopia surgery, the eyeball becomes a channel for external microorganisms to enter the eye, thus increasing the risk of infection. Improper nursing during and after surgery, unclean surgical instruments and other factors may lead to infection. Once infection occurs, it may cause redness, swelling, pain, increased secretion and other symptoms. Serious infection may even lead to keratitis, iritis and other complications, which seriously affect patients' vision and eye health.
Postoperative vision problems
Postoperative vision problems are a common risk of myopia surgery. Some patients may have problems such as light sensitivity, dry eye and vision fluctuation after surgery. This may be caused by improper operation and postoperative nursing. In addition, patients with unsatisfactory vision recovery after surgery also need to consider whether to carry out remedial surgery. Therefore, patients must fully communicate with doctors before surgery to understand the possible vision problems after surgery.
Postoperative complications
Some postoperative complications may occur in some myopic surgery patients. For example, edema, blepharochalasis and other problems may occur within a few days after surgery, which will usually relieve itself over time. In addition, a few patients may have visual quality decline, glare problems, and complications. These complications may have a certain impact on the quality of life of patients, so patients need to fully understand and discuss with doctors before surgery to understand the risk of complications and countermeasures.
summary
The risks of myopia surgery in Shanghai Eye Hospital include surgical risk, infection risk, postoperative vision problems and postoperative complications. The risk of operation is mainly the possible accidents during the operation, while the risk of infection and postoperative vision problems are related to improper postoperative nursing, improper operation and other factors. Postoperative complications may have a certain impact on the quality of life of patients. Therefore, before considering myopic surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and effects of surgery, and make wise decisions based on doctors' suggestions.
