How risky is OK mirror surgery in Wuhan Purui Eye Hospital?
Wuhan Purui Eye Hospital is a well-known eye hospital in Wuhan, providing diagnosis and treatment services for various eye diseases. Among them, OK mirror surgery is an important service item of the hospital, which can help patients correct myopia. However, like any surgery, OK mirror surgery also has certain risks. This article will elaborate on the risks of OK mirror surgery from the aspects of operation process, postoperative complications, postoperative effects and surgical indications.
Operation process
OK mirror surgery is a kind of surgery to correct vision by wearing OK mirror. The operation process includes wearing and removing the specially designed contact lens on the cornea, and the whole process needs a period of training and adaptation. For some patients, wearing and removing contact lenses may cause eye discomfort, such as dryness and itching. In addition, there is also a risk of infection during the operation. If the operation is improper, it may lead to corneal infection.
Postoperative complications
Some complications may occur after OK lens surgery, such as vision fluctuation, corneal angiogenesis, corneal scar and corneal edema. These complications may lead to postoperative visual instability, night light curtains or halos. In addition, postoperative visual acuity rebound is also a common complication, that is, the myopic degree of patients after surgery increases again. In order to reduce the occurrence of these complications, patients need to carry out regular reexamination and cooperate with various postoperative care according to the doctor's recommendations.
Postoperative effect
OK mirror surgery is an effective myopia correction surgery, but the postoperative effect varies with individual conditions. Some patients may obtain satisfactory postoperative results, with significantly improved vision and reduced myopia. However, another part of patients may have poor results, that is, the degree of myopia after surgery is limited, or the vision is not significantly improved. Therefore, before deciding to accept OK mirror surgery, patients should fully understand the effect of surgery and have correct expectations for their myopia.
Surgical indications
OK mirror surgery is not applicable to all myopic patients. Before surgery, a detailed examination and evaluation should be carried out to determine whether the patient is suitable for the surgery. For example, some patients with serious eye diseases, such as corneal disease and dry eye, are not suitable for OK lens surgery. In addition, age is also an important consideration. Generally speaking, OK mirror surgery is applicable to adults over 18 years old. In addition, the patient's personal health and myopia will also affect the adaptability of surgery.
Summary
To sum up, OK mirror surgery, as an eye service of Wuhan Purui Eye Hospital, is an effective corrective surgery for myopia. However, there may be discomfort and infection risk of wearing and removing contact lenses during the operation, and complications such as vision fluctuation, corneal disease and vision rebound may occur after the operation. The operation effect varies according to individual conditions, and the operation indications need to be carefully evaluated. Therefore, before choosing OK mirror surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and effects of surgery, and make decisions under the guidance of doctors.
