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Robotic / Artificial Intelligence assisted Cataract surgery

Robotic cataract surgery, also known as femtosecond laser assisted cataract surgery(FLACS), offers several potential advantages over conventional phacoemulsification cataract surgery (phaco). However, it's essential to note that the decision between FLACS and phacoemulsification should be made in consultation with your ophthalmologist, and the choice may depend on individual factors and the surgeon's expertise. Here are some potential advantages of FLACS :

  1. Enhanced Precision: The use of a femtosecond laser allows for highly precise incisions in the cornea and a perfectly circular and accurately sized capsulotomy (opening in the lens capsule). This precision contributes to more predictable surgical outcomes.
     

  2. Reduced Energy Usage: FLACS reduces the amount of ultrasound energy (phacoemulsification) needed to break up and remove the cataractous lens. Reduced energy usage is beneficial in terms of minimizing the risk of thermal injury to surrounding tissues and reducing post-operative inflammation.
     

  3. Customization: FLACS can be customized to match the patient's specific eye anatomy and the type of intraocular lens (IOL) being implanted. This customization can lead to optimized visual outcomes.
     

  4. Reduced Risk of Complications: Studies suggest that FLACS have a lower risk of certain complications, such as anterior capsule tear or IOL dislocation, compared to traditional phacoemulsification.
     

  5. Astigmatism Correction: FLACS can be used to correct astigmatism by making precise incisions in the cornea. This improves visual outcomes and reduces the need for glasses after surgery.
     

  6. Reduced Surgeon Variability: FLACS reduces variability in surgical technique because many of the critical steps are performed by the laser, which follows a predefined treatment plan. This can be particularly advantageous in complex cases.
     

  7. Potential for Premium IOLs: FLACS may be preferred when implanting premium IOLs, such as multifocal or toric lenses, which require high precision for optimal results.
     

Our center takes immense pride in offering the most cutting-edge and advanced technology in cataract surgery, including the world's fastest Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery (FLACS) machine, the Ziemer Z8 Femto LDV. Equipped with groundbreaking innovations, it uses artificial intelligence and precise laser to treat your cataracts. Its unmatched speed allows for swift and accurate incisions, capsulotomies, and lens fragmentation, resulting in significantly reduced surgical time and enhanced patient comfort. With the Z8, our surgical team can achieve unrivaled outcomes, ensuring that our patients experience minimal downtime and rapid visual recovery.

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