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Cataract surgery
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My mother needs to undergo a cataract surgery. She is a homemaker and 53 years old.
The medical has suggested different packages manual surgery with Indian lens, phaco emulsification with hydrophilic Indian lens, phaco emulsification with imported lens and phaco emulsification with imported lens preloaded and ozonated.
Please suggest which one to go for. I don't want to spend extra unnecessarily, but if it's really important I will take the highest package.
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Go for hydrophobic ozonated Iol. & preloaded.
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Hi.
Intraocular lens are of different packages(depending on the Lens material, visual correction (unifocal or multifocals ), lens do matter, but not only the lens is responsible for good vision, the most important factor responsible for good visual outcomes is a good surgeon operating,
You can get good decent vision without spending much into expensive lenses. Good hydrophobic Lenses are available in very decent and low cost packages.
So you can go with.
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You can take a second opinion from a centre providing catarct packages with good lenses at affordable cost.
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You can contact VINOD EYE CENTRE NOIDA(google - available)
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Phaco emulsfication with hydrophobic lens ...Indian r imported depending on affordability..
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You can choose hydrophobic acrylic lens
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