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Treating postoperative corneal edema with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory ... Treatment of persistent blurriness after cataract surgery depends on its cause. The surgeon may prescribe anti ...

Optometrists frequently provide 1-day and 1-week follow-up after cataract surgery ... and they should also expect to see some corneal edema for the first week, Hovanesian continued.

A retrospective review of 1300 cataract operations by one surgeon finds office-based surgeries are no less safe than ...

Further, invention of ophthalmic viscosurgical devices reduced the risk of endothelial decompensation and corneal edema. These innovations have transformed the goal of cataract surgery from purely ...

A little swelling and redness after surgery is normal ... This happens to everybody who has had cataract surgery and is a natural process. The cornea is the clear, front part of the eye.

“The finding of a higher risk of corneal edema after cataract surgery in non-diabetic ESRD patients is the first report, which might surprise ophthalmologists.” In light of the risk, Wu said ...

Lower energy results in less swelling and shorter recovery time ... delicate incisions in the cornea. Many patients desire to be free of glasses after cataract surgery. We now have several different ...

If you have astigmatism of the cornea, leaving it untreated would mean you would need glasses for both distance and near vision after cataract removal. After cataract surgery, your vision can become ...