People's Hospital Half femtosecond: How about it? For whom?

The People's Hospital is a large general hospital located in the center of the city, providing various high-quality medical services. Among them, half femtosecond is one of the most popular ophthalmic surgical techniques in recent years. This article will introduce the half femtosecond operation in the People's Hospital in detail from the aspects of operation principle, applicable population, effect and risk.

The principle of half femtosecond surgery

Half femtosecond surgery, also known as femtosecond laser keratoplasty (FS-LASIK), is a kind of surgery that creates a thin and uniform corneal flap through femtosecond laser pulses, and then corrects myopia inside the cornea. This surgical principle can accurately control the depth and shape of laser etching, and improve the safety and accuracy of surgery.

The corneal flap formed by half femtosecond laser cutting can reduce the corneal damage caused by surgery, recover faster after surgery, and protect the physiological structure of the eye better. This surgical method has been widely used in people's hospitals.

intended for

Half femtosecond surgery is suitable for patients with myopia to a certain extent, including blurred vision, and situations where glasses or contact lenses cannot be completely corrected. However, not all myopic patients are suitable for half femtosecond surgery. According to the patient's eye condition, the People's Hospital can determine whether it is suitable for half femtosecond surgery after professional ophthalmic examination and evaluation.

In addition, age is also an important factor in evaluating whether the patient is suitable for half femtosecond surgery. Generally speaking, adult corneas are relatively stable and suitable for this operation. The expert team of the People's Hospital will make a comprehensive assessment based on the individual condition of the patient and provide each patient with a tailored surgical plan.

Effects and risks of half femtosecond surgery

Half femtosecond surgery can significantly improve the vision of myopic patients, and patients no longer rely on glasses or contact lenses after surgery. The recovery period after surgery is relatively short, and most patients can resume normal activities within a few days after surgery. The People's Hospital has domestic leading medical technology and facilities, and cooperates with an experienced expert team to ensure the high success rate and safety of half femtosecond surgery.

However, any operation has certain risks. Half femtosecond surgery may cause dry eye, corneal flap displacement and other complications. The expert team of the People's Hospital will fully assess the risk of patients before surgery and provide detailed postoperative nursing guidance to * greatly reduce the risk and discomfort of patients.

Summary

The half femtosecond surgery in the People's Hospital is an efficient and safe method for myopia correction, which uses femtosecond laser to cut cornea to form corneal flap. The operation is suitable for patients with myopia to a certain extent, but not all of them are qualified for the operation. The expert team of the People's Hospital will provide each patient with a suitable surgical scheme through comprehensive evaluation.

Half femtosecond surgery has a significant effect in improving patients' vision, and the postoperative recovery period is relatively short. However, patients also need to understand the risks of surgery, such as dry eye and other complications. Therefore, before choosing surgery, it is recommended that patients fully understand the principle, scope of application and possible risks of surgery and consult professional doctors.