What are the applicable objects of full femtosecond surgery in the ophthalmology department of Wuhan Sixth Army General Hospital?
In recent years, with the continuous progress of medical technology, ophthalmic surgery has also made tremendous development. As a first-class specialized hospital in China, the Ophthalmology Department of Wuhan Sixth Army General Hospital has introduced advanced all femtosecond surgery technology, which has been favored by many patients. So, who is suitable for this operation? This article will elaborate on diopter, age, eye condition and surgical requirements.
1. Diopter
All femtosecond surgery is mainly used to correct myopia and astigmatism. The range of patients' diopter is one of the important factors for the application of surgery. Generally speaking, patients with myopia diopter between -1.00D and -10.00D can accept this operation. For astigmatism patients, if the astigmatism degree is between -0.50D and -5.00D, full femtosecond surgery can also be considered. However, for patients whose diopter exceeds the above range, other forms of surgery may need to be considered.
In the Ophthalmology Department of the Sixth Military General Hospital in Wuhan, doctors will make a detailed assessment based on the patient's diopter to determine whether full femtosecond surgery is suitable. They will provide personalized surgical programs for patients according to their personal conditions and eye health.
2. Age
Age is another important factor that determines the applicability of full femtosecond surgery. Generally speaking, the age of the patients for surgery should be between 18 and 60 years old. This is because, in this age group, the growth and development of the eyes are basically stable, and the recovery and effect evaluation after surgery are more accurate. For patients under 18 years of age, the eye development is not fully mature, so this kind of surgery is not suitable. For patients over 60 years old, there may be other eye diseases, which need to be comprehensively evaluated before making a decision.
However, this is only the general age range, and in fact, it will be judged according to the specific situation of individual patients. If the diopter of patients under the age of 18 develops rapidly and affects their quality of life, doctors may consider performing full femtosecond surgery for them.
3. Eye condition
Full femtosecond surgery has certain requirements for the patient's eye condition. The patient's corneal curvature should be within the normal range, without other corneal diseases, lens, sclera, vitreous and other eye diseases. This is because the surgery needs to cut and reshape the cornea, and problems in other parts may affect the surgical effect and recovery.
In addition, the patient's eye health and medical history are also important reference factors for surgical evaluation. For example, some patients with chronic eye diseases may not be suitable for full femtosecond surgery, because surgery may aggravate the disease or lead to other complications.
4. Operation demand
Finally, the patient's own surgical needs are also one of the important factors in the evaluation of full femtosecond surgery. All femtosecond surgery can effectively correct myopia and astigmatism, and improve the visual quality of patients. Therefore, if patients have clear requirements for removing glasses or reducing dependence on glasses, full femtosecond surgery may be a good choice.
It should be noted that full femtosecond surgery is not suitable for the treatment of presbyopia, amblyopia and other eye problems.
Summary
To sum up, the full femtosecond surgery in the ophthalmology department of the Sixth Military General Hospital in Wuhan has a certain scope of application in terms of diopter, age, eye condition and surgical needs. If patients meet the surgical requirements, they can choose this advanced surgical method to improve their visual quality. However, before choosing an operation, you must make a detailed assessment and consultation to ensure your eye health and the effect of the operation.
