NY Cataract Surgeon Satish Modi,
M.D., F.R.C.S. (C) of Seeta Eye Centers in Poughkeepsie, New York shared, “After a year of clinical experience we are
quite confident in having sorted through the real clinical advantages and
patient benefits.”
Manual cataract surgery is indeed
quite safe but it is technically a complex eye surgery requiring tremendous
surgical skill. With any surgery-there is a risk of complications with
increasing complexity. “While cataract surgery complications are infrequent, we
are always looking for ways to further reduce their risk or avoid them
completely,” noted Dr. Modi. “Cataract surgeons are always concerned about the
risk of endophthalmitis from the inconsistency of manual incision architecture,
capsular tears or rupture and vitreous loss from a manual capsulotomy-even in
experienced hands, and less than perfect centration of a manual capsulotomy
impacting lens implant results,” Dr. Modi explained.
“Over the past year of
using the femtosecond laser to perform bladeless laser cataract surgery, I can
tell you that even after my thirty years experience as a cataract surgeon-I now
breathe easier and complete each cataract surgery procedure with a relaxed
confidence in the results-which is great for both me and the patient. During
the past 12 months and after several hundred procedures I am thrilled to report that we have had no
complications, patients’ eyes are quiet quicker and they see well sooner than
with the manual technique,” said Dr. Modi. “This improved safety is
important for routine cataract surgery in generally health eyes, but even more
critical for patients with concurrent eye problems or diseases such as for
patients with diabetes, a history of, or risk of retina problems, glaucoma,
compromised or weakened corneal tissue or other ocular inflammatory disease, we
really want to deliver as gentle a cataract surgery procedure as possible. The femtosecond laser for bladeless laser
cataract surgery really does help us provide a much more gentle procedure as we
can reduce the energy levels required to
operate inside the eye,” stressed Dr.
Modi.
If you or someone you know want
to learn more about cataracts or laser cataract surgery please feel free to
call Seeta Eye Centers and schedule an eye exam by calling 845-454-1025,
visiting Seeta Eye Centers
or facebook.com/seetaeyecenters.
Seeta Eye Centers is conveniently located for patients from Westchester
County, Rockland County and throughout the Hudson Valley, Dutchess
County and Orange County including Poughkeepsie, Fishkill, Middletown,
Kingston, New Paltz, Newburgh, Beacon, Bedford, Catskill, Cornwall,
Eastchester, Ellenville, Florida, Goshen, Harriman, Harrison, Highland,
Highland Falls, Kerhonkson, Mahopac, Monroe, Montgomery, Mount Kisco, New
Rochelle, New City, Scarsdale, Saugerties, Spring Valley, Tarrytown, West
Point, White Plains, Woodstock, Yorktown Heights and Yonkers, NY.
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