Preparation before operation
The Fourth Military Hospital of Xi'an Ophthalmology is a hospital specializing in ophthalmic surgery, and its surgical procedures strictly follow professional standards. Before any operation, the hospital will make a series of preparations to ensure the smooth operation.
First, patients will receive a comprehensive eye examination before surgery, including vision, intraocular pressure, corneal curvature and other items. Through these examinations, doctors can accurately judge the patient's eye conditions and provide basic data for surgery.
Secondly, the doctor will explain the process, risks and expected effects of the operation in detail to the patient, and sign the informed consent for the operation with the patient. This is to ensure that patients fully understand the risks and effects of surgery, and it is also an important step for hospitals to protect the rights and interests of doctors and patients.
*Later, the hospital will formulate a detailed operation plan according to the patient's eye conditions. This includes the choice of operation mode, operation time, operation cost, etc. The hospital will communicate with the patient to ensure that the patient fully understands and agrees to the operation plan.
Operation process during operation
In the Fourth Military Hospital of Xi'an Ophthalmology Department, surgery is mainly performed by a professional team composed of doctors and nurses. The operation process generally includes the following steps:
First, the patient is placed on the operating table, and the doctor will give the patient local anesthesia to reduce discomfort and pain. Anesthetics will continue to work during the operation to ensure patient comfort.
Next, doctors will use professional surgical instruments to perform corresponding operations according to the surgical plan. For example, when fundus surgery requires the use of microscopes, lasers and other equipment, doctors will flexibly use these tools to ensure the accuracy and safety of surgery.
During the operation, the doctor will always pay attention to the patient's condition and make adjustments as needed. If other problems are found during the operation, the doctor will take corresponding measures in time to ensure the effectiveness of the operation.
*After the operation, the doctor will bandage and nurse the patient's eyes. At the same time, doctors will also introduce postoperative precautions to patients to ensure the recovery effect after surgery.
Postoperative nursing and recovery
Xi'an Fourth Military Hospital of Ophthalmology attaches great importance to postoperative nursing and recovery. The hospital will provide comprehensive postoperative nursing guidance to ensure the patient can recover smoothly.
Patients need to follow the doctor's instructions after surgery, such as wearing goggles, eyedrops, etc. At the same time, it is also necessary to return to the hospital regularly for further consultation, so that doctors can timely understand the recovery of patients.
In the process of postoperative recovery, the hospital also provides professional rehabilitation training services to help patients recover their vision and eye function as soon as possible. Rehabilitation training includes eye movement training and vision recovery training, which can effectively improve the rehabilitation effect of patients.
In addition to hospital nursing and training, patients' own diet and living habits also play an important role in postoperative recovery. Patients should avoid strenuous exercise, high-intensity eye use and other activities to ensure adequate rest and nutrition, which is conducive to rapid recovery of the eye.
summary
Xi'an Fourth Military Hospital of Ophthalmology has accumulated rich experience in ophthalmic surgery, and operates in strict accordance with professional standards. The preparation before the operation, the operation process during the operation, and the nursing and recovery after the operation all ensure the safety and effect of the operation. Through the professional team and scientific management of the hospital, patients can accept the operation with confidence and recover smoothly.
