In this enlightening discussion, Dr Srinivas K.N., a distinguished senior consultant at Shekar Eye Hospital, discusses on the remarkable advancements in modern cataract surgeries.
The evolution of cataract surgeries has been truly remarkable, revolutionising patient care. Today, these procedures have transitioned into convenient day-care surgeries, eliminating the need for prolonged hospital stays. Gone are the days of injections and cumbersome bandages; instead, surgeons utilise precise 1.8-2 mm micro-incisions to delicately remove cataracts, ensuring minimal discomfort and swift recovery for patients.
One of the most significant developments lies in the realm of lens implantation. In the past, mono-focal lenses provided limited vision correction, often leaving patients reliant on glasses post-surgery. However, the landscape has dramatically shifted with the advent of trifocal and multifocal lenses, and more recently, extended depth of focus (EDOF) lenses. These cutting-edge technologies offer comprehensive vision correction, addressing not only distance vision but also near vision needs. As a result, patients now experience enhanced visual acuity and reduced dependence on corrective eyewear following cataract surgery.
Doctor’s insights underscore how these advancements have not only improved surgical outcomes but have also profoundly enhanced the quality of life for cataract patients, empowering them with newfound visual freedom and clarity.
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13 сен 2024
