Does the femtosecond operation in Wuhan Lu General Hospital have sequelae?
In recent years, with the development of technology, laser correction surgery has become a common choice for the treatment of myopia, and femtosecond laser surgery as a common treatment method has been widely concerned. As a well-known hospital in Wuhan, Lu General Hospital has introduced femtosecond laser surgery technology to provide patients with an efficient and safe myopia correction scheme. However, many people have doubts about the sequelae of this operation. This article will elaborate on the sequelae of femtosecond surgery in Lu General Hospital from the aspects of postoperative recovery, visual stability, risk of eye infection and maintenance of surgical effect.
Postoperative recovery
Femtosecond surgery as a minimally invasive surgery, postoperative recovery of patients is relatively good. On the first day after surgery, patients may feel discomfort in the eyes and blurred vision, but this discomfort tends to diminish over time. Normally, patients can basically return to normal life three days after surgery, and formal work and sports activities need to be gradually carried out under the guidance of doctors. The rapid recovery of femtosecond surgery can greatly reduce the impact on patients' lives and improve the convenience of treatment.
Visual stability
One of the key indicators of femtosecond surgery is the stability of postoperative vision. The femtosecond operation in Lu General Hospital was conducted under the guidance of highly accurate cameras, ensuring the accuracy of the operation. Through the comparison of clinical data with traditional surgery, it is found that after femtosecond surgery, the patient's vision recovers relatively faster, and the postoperative vision stability is better. The patients who successfully performed the femtosecond surgery in Lu General Hospital generally reported that their vision gradually improved and remained stable after the surgery, and there would be no significant decline in vision again.
Risk of eye infection
Eye infection is a potential risk in laser surgery, and femtosecond surgery has made significant progress in reducing the risk of infection. Lu General Hospital paid attention to the preciseness of surgical operation and postoperative nursing, and effectively reduced the risk of surgical infection through strict disinfection operation and postoperative medication. In addition, before the operation, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive eye examination for the patient to ensure the safety of the operation. These measures greatly reduce the possibility of postoperative eye infection.
Maintenance of surgical effect
The maintenance of the effect of femtosecond surgery is an important issue for patients. According to the clinical observation data of Lu General Hospital, the degree of myopia after surgery can remain relatively stable about one year after surgery. However, due to individual differences and other factors, a small number of patients may experience an increase in degree within a period of time after surgery. For this reason, Lu General Hospital provides regular follow-up after surgery to find and deal with relevant problems in a timely manner to ensure a lasting and stable surgical effect.
In a word, the femtosecond surgery in Wuhan Lu General Hospital has achieved good results in terms of postoperative recovery, visual stability, risk of eye infection and maintenance of surgical effect. The introduction of this surgical technique provides a safer and more effective treatment option for myopia patients.
