Functions of all femtosecond devices in TCM hospitals
With the continuous development of science and technology, the medical field is also constantly updated. Nowadays, the full femtosecond equipment in TCM hospitals, as an advanced equipment for minimally invasive ophthalmic surgery, is adopted by more and more hospitals. So, what are the specific functions of all femtosecond devices in TCM hospitals? This article will elaborate from four aspects to introduce the function of all femtosecond devices in TCM hospitals.

1. Complete complex surgical procedures at one time
Traditional corneal refractive surgery usually requires multiple steps, such as corneal thinning, template cutting, laser correction, etc. The full femtosecond equipment in the TCM hospital can complete these complex surgical procedures at one time, greatly reducing the operation time. This is because the full femtosecond laser system can achieve high-precision caustic cornea and high-precision laser mode, making the surgery process faster and safer.
Full femtosecond laser surgery is also highly personalized, which can be precisely adjusted according to the patient's corneal curvature, corneal thickness, pupil diameter and other factors to achieve better surgical results.
2. Better patient experience during and after operation
Traditional corneal refractive surgery often needs to turn over the corneal surface, which will cause postoperative pain and poor recovery. The full femtosecond equipment in the TCM hospital can realize non-contact surgery without turning over the corneal surface, which greatly reduces the pain and discomfort of patients. The patient will not feel obvious pain during the operation and will recover more quickly after the operation.
In addition, the full femtosecond equipment in the TCM hospital also has high stability and accuracy, avoiding the expansion of trauma and complications. This makes the operation process more safe and reliable, and the postoperative vision recovery effect of patients is better.
3. Improve the surgical effect and treatment effect
The full femtosecond equipment in the TCM hospital is highly accurate and controllable, and can be operated at the micron level, making the surgical effect more accurate and ideal. For example, full femtosecond laser can achieve precise and thin cornea, making the corneal cutting surface more flat and the corneal morphology more stable.
In addition, the full femtosecond equipment in the TCM hospital can also be used for more ophthalmic treatments, such as ametropia, glaucoma, impurity keratopathy, etc. Traditional surgical methods may have limitations, and full femtosecond laser can better solve these problems and improve the therapeutic effect and surgical effect.
4. Break the traditional surgical mode and promote medical progress
The appearance of all femtosecond devices in TCM hospitals not only improves the effect and quality of corneal refractive surgery, but also promotes the development of ophthalmic medical technology. Traditional surgical methods have some limitations in laser surgery, while full femtosecond laser has broken the traditional surgical mode by introducing more advanced technical means, providing better treatment options for patients.
Driven by the full femtosecond laser, medical personnel also continue to learn and explore new surgical techniques, further improving their own level and the overall quality of ophthalmic medicine. This has a positive role in promoting the development of the entire medical industry.
Summary
With its high accuracy and controllability, the full femtosecond equipment in the TCM hospital can complete complex surgical procedures at one time, improve the experience of patients during and after surgery, improve the surgical effect and treatment effect, and promote medical progress, becoming an important equipment for minimally invasive surgery in ophthalmology. The application of full femtosecond laser technology will improve the level of ophthalmic medical technology and provide better treatment effect and eye health protection for patients.