Cataract phacoemulsification surgery relieves the worries of patients with high myopia

Ms. Zhou presented the doctor with a pennant.

Red Net Moment, January 12 (Correspondent Li Qian Xiong Mao) "The cost is low, but the postoperative effect is better, I am so grateful!" Recently, after undergoing cataract surgery at Hunan Provincial People's Hospital, Ms. Zhou excitedly hugged the surgeon and sent a pennant to express her gratitude.

Ms. Zhou of Changsha, 38, is a highly myopic patient. In recent years, vision has continued to decline, and several changes in glasses have not improved the quality of life. 1 month ago, after she had cataract surgery in her left eye in other hospitals, her vision did not improve significantly, and she came to the ophthalmology clinic of Hunan Provincial People's Hospital for treatment, and was immediately admitted to the hospital.

Before the operation, the team of chief physician He Guiyun of the Department of Ophthalmology carried out personalized surgical design according to the patient's eye habits and eye parameters. "The right eye axis is 33.8mm, which is 3mm longer than the left eye. Normal human eye axis is about 24mm, the eye axis increases by 1mm, the degree of myopia increases by about 250 to 300 degrees, and the calculation of the crystal degree of the long eye axis tests the clinical experience of the doctor more", He Guiyun introduced, cataracts are more common in the elderly, patients are only 38 years old, both eyes are highly myopic complicated by cataracts, high myopia fundus lesions, plus its high expectations for surgical results. To this end, the surgical team fully communicated with her before surgery to soothe her nervousness during surgery; standardized operation during surgery, reduced surgical time, and avoided unnecessary injuries; and instructed patients not to exercise vigorously after surgery, regularly review fundus, and intervene early.

After the operation, Ms. Zhou's vision increased from only seeing the fingers in front of her eyes to being able to see the first four lines of the eye chart, which made her overjoyed.