Treatment cycle of femtosecond surgery in Guangxi Ruikang Hospital
Guangxi Ruikang Hospital is a hospital that provides advanced ophthalmic treatment services. Its femtosecond surgery is a common way to correct refractive errors. Femtosecond surgery uses femtosecond laser to cut the cornea into thin flaps, and through the laser to correct the refractive error in the eye, so as to achieve the purpose of restoring vision. The femtosecond surgery of Guangxi Ruikang Hospital will be described in detail from the aspects of treatment cycle, operation process, recovery period and operation risk.
Treatment cycle
The treatment cycle of femtosecond surgery is generally 3-5 days in Guangxi Ruikang Hospital. The treatment cycle includes preoperative examination and evaluation, operation day and postoperative follow-up observation. In the examination and evaluation stage before surgery, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive examination and measurement of the patient's eye conditions to determine the patients suitable for femtosecond surgery. The operation day is usually arranged on the second day after the completion of the examination and evaluation phase, and the operation itself only takes a few minutes. The postoperative follow-up period is 1-2 days. The doctor will check the patient's eye condition and provide corresponding nursing suggestions.
In general, the femtosecond surgery treatment cycle of Guangxi Ruikang Hospital is relatively short, which can help patients quickly recover their vision.
Operation process
Femtosecond surgery is a non-invasive operation, which is simple and safe. In Guangxi Ruikang Hospital, doctors will first give patients eye anesthetic eyedrops to make the operation more comfortable. Then, doctors will use femtosecond lasers to cut the cornea to make the valve. Next, the doctor will use the laser to correct the refractive error. During the operation, the patient may feel some slight pressure, but will not feel pain. The whole procedure usually takes only a few minutes.
The femtosecond operation process of Guangxi Ruikang Hospital is simple and fast, and advanced technology and equipment are used to ensure the success rate of the operation and the safety of patients.
convalescence
The recovery period after femtosecond surgery varies according to individual differences, but it usually lasts 1-2 weeks in Guangxi Ruikang Hospital. Within a few days after the operation, the patient may feel discomfort, blurred vision and dryness in the eyes, but these symptoms usually relieve themselves in a short time. Patients need to pay attention to avoiding strenuous exercise and wearing glasses to avoid external force injury to their eyes. The doctor will make a follow-up observation within a few days after the operation to ensure that the patient's eye recovery process is good.
The recovery period is a process in which the patient's eyes gradually return to normal. Guangxi Ruikang Hospital will provide full guidance and attention to the patient to ensure that the patient can successfully pass the recovery period.
Surgical risk
Femtosecond surgery is a safe and effective treatment in Guangxi Ruikang Hospital, but there are still some surgical risks. Detailed examination and evaluation before surgery can help doctors evaluate whether patients are suitable for surgery and reduce the risk of surgery. The potential risks of femtosecond surgery include eye infection, valve displacement or valve incompleteness, and specific reactions to the patient's corneal tissue.
Guangxi Ruikang Hospital has an experienced doctor team and advanced equipment, which can minimize the risk of surgery and ensure the success of surgery.
summary
The femtosecond surgery in Guangxi Ruikang Hospital has short treatment cycle, simple and safe operation process, fast postoperative recovery period and low surgical risk. Patients can recover their vision in a short time and improve their quality of life. As an eye hospital with rich experience and advanced equipment, Guangxi Ruikang Hospital will continue to provide high-quality eye services for patients.
