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Before surgery, youll be referred to a specialist eye doctor for an assessment. During the assessment different measurements will be taken of your eyes and your eyesight. The assessment is an opportunity to discuss anything to do with your operation, including: your lens preference, such as near sight or long sight.
Before surgery, youll be referred to a specialist eye doctor for an assessment. During the assessment different measurements will be taken of your eyes and your eyesight. The assessment is an opportunity to discuss anything to do with your operation, including: your lens preference, such as near sight or long sight.
A patient is offered cataract surgery when they have a lens opacity that limits their vision-related activities and causes clinically docHub visual impairment involving reduced best corrected visual acuity, disabling glare or contrast sensitivity.
Your eye doctor will probably suggest cataract surgery if you have vision loss that gets in the way of everyday activities like reading, driving, or watching TV. Your doctor might also recommend surgery even if your cataracts arent the main cause of your vision problems.
Common symptoms from cataracts include halos around lights, needing more light to read, reduced clarity of vision and reduction in the brightness of colors.
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Common symptoms from cataracts include halos around lights, needing more light to read, reduced clarity of vision and reduction in the brightness of colors.
Once the cataract starts affecting the quality of your life, your eye doctor may recommend cataract surgery. With this surgery, the cloudy lens will be removed, and you will get a new, clear artificial replacement lens called an intraocular lens, or IOL.
The threshold for referring a patient for cataract surgery is 6/12 in the worst eye.
Recommendations. Base the decision to refer a person with a cataract for surgery on a discussion with them (and their family members or carers, as appropriate) that includes: how the cataract affects the persons vision and quality of life. whether 1 or both eyes are affected.
The Referral Refinement Scheme allows practitioners to further investigate and refine their findings for patients who have suspect IOP or Discs or Visual Fields as per NICE guidelines. This scheme also allows practitioners to dilate and further investigate patients who you may suspect to have a fundus anomaly.

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