Cataract treatment at the National Center of Surgery

The operation is performed with the Visalis surgical system and microscope Lumera 700 provided by Zeiss.

The universal health care program provides all of the funding for the operation.

The lenses' benefits include:

• High-level UV filter;
• Sharper image;
• Clearer image at night when driving or on the street;
• decreased susceptibility to intense light.

What is a cataract?

a condition that is among the leading causes of blindness. This condition causes the eye's lens to become opaque, making it impossible for light to enter the eye. With age, it develops gradually. Although it often occurs simultaneously in both eyes, there are instances in which one eye's process advances more swiftly than the other.

Vision loss due to cataracts

Symptoms:

• Vision loss due to cataracts
• Blurred vision;
• Impaired vision at a distance that cannot be corrected with glasses;
• Double vision at a distance and near;
• The appearance of flashes and flashes;
• Impaired vision when driving at night;
• Rarely, the patient may begin to read at close range without looking, which
• is impossible after 40-50 years of age.
• This frequently indicates the advancement of cataracts. Distance vision is typically already compromised at this stage. When reading, close-up eyesight will also quickly decrease.

Treatment

• Surgery is the method of treatment. A contemporary collapsible lens implant is placed into the lens sac after the fogged lens is broken up and extracted from the eye.

 We are able to undertake the procedure thanks to these lenses and contemporary technologies. to be as pain-free and suture-free as possible for the patient.

• The patient undergoes the required diagnostics, such as a general blood test and a consultation with a cardiologist, 24 hours before the scheduled procedure.

Wish you health!