The risks and precautions of full femtosecond ophthalmic surgery in Zhongshan
In recent years, with the continuous development of medical technology, Zhongshan full femtosecond ophthalmic surgery, as an advanced ophthalmic surgery method, has attracted more and more people's attention and choice. However, like any other surgery, full femtosecond surgery also has certain risks and precautions. This article will elaborate on the full femtosecond surgery in Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department from the aspects of surgical risks, postoperative precautions, preoperative precautions and safety measures during the surgery.
Surgical risk
All femtosecond surgery is a kind of laser surgery. Although it has been widely used and has achieved remarkable results, there are still some surgical risks.
First, full femtosecond surgery may lead to postoperative dry eye. The laser used in the operation may cause some damage to the cornea, thus affecting the normal secretion of tears, resulting in dryness, pain and other symptoms of the patient.
In addition, there may be a risk of infection during surgery. Although the hospital will strictly implement aseptic operation, there will always be a certain risk of infection during the operation, especially if the patient's cornea has inflammation or infection, the risk of operation will be greater.
Finally, foreign bodies may enter the eyeball during surgery. Although the medical staff will try their best to avoid this situation, it is still impossible to completely exclude the possibility of this accident.
Precautions after operation
After the full femtosecond surgery of Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department, the patient needs to pay special attention to postoperative recovery and nursing.
First of all, patients need to follow the doctor's instructions, use postoperative eyedrops and ointment on time, and pay attention to keeping the eyes clean and tidy.
Secondly, patients need to avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting to avoid complications caused by eyeball impact or pressure.
In addition, it is necessary to avoid using computers, mobile phones and other electronic devices for a long time after surgery to avoid excessive fatigue and irritation to the eyes.
Precautions before operation
Before undergoing Zhongshan full femtosecond ophthalmic surgery, the patient needs to carry out a series of examinations and assessments, and at the same time, observe some precautions before surgery.
First of all, the patient should honestly tell the doctor his medical history, allergy and medication so that the doctor can correctly assess the indications and risks of the operation.
Secondly, patients need to stop using certain drugs, especially anticoagulants and some hormone drugs, for a period of time before surgery to avoid bleeding and other complications during surgery.
Finally, the rest and recovery time after surgery should be arranged in advance before surgery to avoid interference from other external factors after surgery.
Safety measures during operation
The full femtosecond ophthalmic surgery in Zhongshan is an operation that requires strict operation and safety measures.
First of all, medical personnel need to conduct a comprehensive preoperative evaluation and intraoperative monitoring to ensure the smooth operation process. They need to carefully examine the patient's cornea and adjust the surgical parameters according to the patient's specific conditions.
Secondly, medical personnel need to strictly implement aseptic operation and ensure the quality and safety of surgical instruments and equipment.
In addition, during the operation, medical personnel need to pay close attention to the patient's vital signs and pain response, and timely intervene and deal with them.
In general, Zhongshan full femtosecond ophthalmic surgery is an advanced ophthalmic surgery method. With correct operation and strict safety measures, it can bring good surgical results to patients. However, patients need to fully understand the risks and precautions of surgery, and fully communicate and discuss with doctors to ensure the success of surgery and postoperative safety.
Conclusion: All femtosecond ophthalmic surgery in Zhongshan is an advanced ophthalmic surgery, but there are still some risks and precautions. Patients need to understand the possible risks of surgery, and do corresponding nursing and monitoring before and after surgery. Medical personnel also need to strictly abide by the operating specifications and safety measures to ensure the success of the operation and the safety of patients.
