What are the advantages of full femtosecond surgery in Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department?
Ophthalmic surgery has always been the focus of patients' attention. As a leading ophthalmic hospital in China, Zhongshan Ophthalmology has introduced full femtosecond laser surgery technology to provide patients with a safer and more accurate treatment scheme. Full femtosecond surgery has unique technical advantages in the field of laser resident ophthalmology. The advantages of full femtosecond surgery in Zhongshan ophthalmology will be described in detail from four aspects: corneal cutting accuracy, surgical speed, healing time and surgical safety.
1. Corneal cutting accuracy
Full femtosecond laser surgery uses laser energy to cut the cornea with high precision, which is more accurate and safe than traditional surgical methods. First, full femtosecond surgery can achieve 0.5 micron level corneal ablation, which can better change the curvature of the cornea, thus providing a higher correction effect. Secondly, full femtosecond surgery can be performed under the natural lens to reduce the surgical trauma and shorten the healing time. Finally, during the operation, full femtosecond surgery can ensure the accuracy and safety of the operation by real-time monitoring of laser energy, corneal shape and other parameters.
In the research carried out by Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department, the accuracy of full femtosecond surgery is 15% higher than that of traditional surgery, which greatly improves the surgical effect and vision recovery speed of patients.
2. Operation speed
Another advantage of Zhongshan Full Femtosecond Ophthalmology is its speed. Compared with 20 seconds to 1 minute of traditional surgery, full femtosecond surgery can be completed in only a few seconds. This is because full femtosecond technology uses advanced femtosecond laser technology. The laser beam scans the cornea quickly, greatly improving the efficiency and stability of surgery.
The improvement of operation speed not only reduces the anxiety of patients, but also reduces the discomfort during the operation. In addition, the acceleration of the operation speed also reduces the eyeball movement during the operation, and improves the success rate and effect of the operation.
3. Healing time
Another significant advantage of full femtosecond surgery compared with traditional surgery is the shortened healing time. Traditional surgery takes several weeks to heal, while full femtosecond surgery only takes a few days to one week.
This is because full femtosecond surgery only works at the specified position during corneal ablation, and will not damage the surrounding tissues. In addition, the cutting speed of full femtosecond laser is very fast, and the cutting surface is smooth, which reduces postoperative inflammatory reaction and discomfort, and accelerates the wound healing process.
4. Operation safety
The last advantage of Zhongshan full femtosecond ophthalmic surgery is the safety of surgery. Full femtosecond surgery relies on advanced laser technology, which can monitor and adjust the surgical process in real time and reduce the impact of human factors on the surgical results.
In addition, the full femtosecond laser only works on the cornea during the cutting process and will not damage the internal tissues of the eyeball, reducing the risk of surgery. The laser beam is digitally controlled to accurately control the laser energy and time and avoid misoperation during the operation.
Summary
In a word, the full femtosecond laser surgery technology introduced by Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department has obvious advantages in corneal cutting accuracy, operation speed, healing time and operation safety. The accuracy and speed of full femtosecond surgery can improve the surgical effect and visual recovery speed of patients, while the shortening of healing time and the safety of surgery can reduce the postoperative discomfort and surgical risk of patients. Through this advanced technology, Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department provides patients with a safer and more convenient choice of ophthalmic surgery.
