Medway/Millis August 2017

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By: Roger M. Kaldawy, M.D.,
Milford Franklin Eye Center
Cataract surgery is by far
the most common surgery performed
in the United States.
With advanced technology, and
if you choose an experienced
and highly skilled surgeon, modern
cataract surgery should be
a rather quick outpatient and a
minimal risk procedure. If you
are considering cataract surgery,
your expectations should not
only be to improve your vision,
reduce glare at night, see brighter
and more vivid colors and improve
your day-to-day activities,
but you should also be given an
opportunity to reduce your dependence
on glasses or contacts,
and in many cases, eliminate this
need. Nowadays, many choices
exist on where to have the surgery
and by whom. Here are the
specific questions to ask when
you are trying to select the ideal
surgical centers, resources, experience,
skills and outcomes as
you make the critical decision of
who will perform your cataract
surgery.
1. What type of anesthesia am
I going to get? With modern
cataract surgery, most surgeries
should be completed under
topical anesthesia and local sedation.
Local sedation means
that the anesthesiologist will
give you minimal sedation,
allowing you to recover your
activities after surgery almost
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immediately with little or no
health risk. Topical anesthesia
means that the surgery eye becomes
numb with drops – no
need for injections and shots
around or behind the eye. No
shots translates into no risk of
bleeding and serious complications
from the shots. Also, shots
require deeper anesthesia, and
this can leave you at risk from
the same. Ask your surgeon
about his or her techniques
and how your procedure will
be performed. If a shot will be
done around or behind your
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eye or not and who will do it
should be discussed with you
before the procedure and you
should be able to consent to it,
and not just assume that is part
of the surgery.
2. What are the risks? One
of the most dreaded risks of
cataract surgery is accidental
damage to the posterior capsule,
which is the back wall of
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160 South Main St (Rt 140)
Milford, MA 01757