Will styloma recur after ophthalmic surgery?

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What is the Ophthalmic Surgery for Ophthalma

Wheat granuloma is a common ophthalmic disease, also known as lipoma. It usually appears in the oil gland at the edge of the eyelid, forming a small, round mass. Wort does not disappear by itself and usually requires surgery.

Ophthalmologists will operate on stylosoma under local anesthesia. During the operation, the doctor will make a cut on the stylus and then squeeze out the fat. Surgery is usually simple, and in most cases patients can be discharged on the same day.

What is the probability of recurrence after surgery?

Although surgery for styloma is widely considered as an effective treatment, the probability of recurrence is not low.

After surgery, the styloma may reappear at different positions on the same eyelid. This is usually due to the failure to completely remove all fat substances during the operation, or the failure of the surgical incision to completely cure the relevant oil glands.

The probability of recurrence will also be affected by some factors, such as individual differences of patients, surgical techniques, surgical wound management, etc. If the stylus is not removed correctly during surgery and some additional measures are taken in time to prevent recurrence, it is likely that the stylus will reappear.

How to reduce the recurrence probability of styloma surgery?

In order to reduce the recurrence probability of the surgery for styloma, ophthalmologists can take some measures:

First of all, a comprehensive eye examination should be carried out before the operation to determine the indications of the operation and the strategy to prevent recurrence.

Secondly, during the operation, the doctor should ensure that the fat substance in the stylus is completely removed and appropriate treatment measures are taken to prevent recurrence. Some hospitals also use advanced equipment, such as laser or radio frequency instruments, to ensure better surgical results.

Finally, when recovering after surgery, patients should strictly follow the doctor's requirements for nursing, including regular cold compress, attention to incision cleaning, etc. It is also important to have regular follow-up visits within a few months after surgery in order to detect and deal with any potential signs of recurrence in a timely manner.

summary

Ophthalmic surgery for styloma is a common treatment, but the probability of recurrence is not low. In order to reduce the possibility of recurrence, ophthalmologists need to take appropriate preventive measures to ensure the integrity and effectiveness of surgery. At the same time, patients also need to actively cooperate with the doctor's requirements for care and follow-up to promote postoperative recovery and reduce the risk of recurrence.