In order to let patients get a more perfect visual effect, recently our hospital, Ningbo Eye Hospital, announced that it will officially introduce the femtosecond cataract surgery system and leap into the era of femtosecond laser to serve the majority of cataract patients, which will mark the farewell to the “cold weapon” era from now on in eastern Zhejiang and enter the new era of blade-free, minimally invasive, safe and precise cataract surgery. “This will mark the new era of blade-free, minimally invasive, safe and precise cataract surgery in eastern Zhejiang.
With the improvement of people’s living standard, their demand for visual quality is getting higher and higher. Cataract patients are no longer satisfied with the basic vision restoration of “seeing” after surgery, but also demand “seeing clearly”. The new generation of femtosecond laser technology can replace most of the current manual operations in cataract surgery by making precise and minimally invasive incisions, performing perfect lens tearing and nucleus splitting under computer guidance, correcting preoperative astigmatism, and achieving perfect vision with “zero refractive error” after surgery.
Intelligent operation, minimally invasive and efficient, precise and safe Hospital cataract specialists say that femtosecond laser cataract surgery, also known as “intelligent surgery” and “knifeless surgery”, has revolutionized the way cataract surgery is performed. During the treatment of cataract, there is no need to use a scalpel and the whole process is precisely guided by computer, which shortens the operation time and reduces the damage of ultrasound energy to the corneal endothelium and other adjacent tissues. Because the new technology is safe, reliable and highly precise, it greatly improves patient comfort and satisfaction. The Femtosecond Laser Cataract Surgery System was approved by the FDA in 2010 and has been widely used in developed countries, which is a new leap in the development of cataract surgery. it has been introduced and carried out in eye hospitals in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin and Xiamen in the second half of 2013.
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