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Robotic Cataract Surgery is an advanced medical procedure that uses robotic technology for highly precise cataract removal and lens replacement. This results in safer and better vision outcomes for patients.

With over [30+ years of experience], we provide our patients with the best possible results and help them achieve a clearer vision.

Robotic v/s Traditional Cataract Surgery

Robotic cataract surgery offers several advantages over traditional manual cataract surgery:

Unparalleled precision with advanced technology, enhanced accuracy of each step compared to the manual techniques in traditional surgery.

Less invasive due to smaller, precise incisions, reducing tissue trauma and quicker recovery times.

Enhanced precision and accurate movements during surgery lead to better results in visualization.

Advanced protection features reduce the risk of complications, making it a safer option.

Unlike manual measurements in traditional surgery, the robotic system utilizes advanced imaging for customized surgical plans.

It has demonstrated consistent and excellent results in improving vision and patient satisfaction, offering a more reliable outcome.

Feature Robotic Cataract Surgery Traditional Cataract Surgery
Precision More precise Less precise
Invasiveness Less invasive More invasive
Visualization Better visualization Worse visualization
Recovery time Faster recovery time Longer recovery time

Procedure overview

Step 1

The machine examines the patient's eye & creates a 3D image of the eye using millions of ultra-fine CT scans.

Step 2

The surgeon uses the 3D image to plan the surgical cuts, determining each cut's exact location, size, and shape.

Step 3

The laser makes a perfectly circular cut precisely in the center of the cataract, of the exact dimension desired by the surgeon.

FAQs

Robotic cataract surgery is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a computer-controlled robot to make the incisions and remove the cataract. The robot is guided by a 3D eye image, allowing the surgeon to make more precise cuts and remove more of the cataract.

Robotic cataract surgery is a good option for most people who need cataract surgery. However, it is especially beneficial for people with complex cataracts and those with previous eye surgery or other medical conditions that make manual surgery more difficult.

The benefits of robotic cataract surgery include more precise incisions, better visual outcomes, shorter recovery time, and less tissue damage, among others.

The alternatives to robotic cataract surgery include manual cataract surgery and phacoemulsification. Manual cataract surgery is a traditional method that uses a scalpel to make the incisions and remove the cataract. Phacoemulsification is a minimally invasive method of cataract surgery that uses ultrasound waves to break up the cataract and remove it.

The best type of cataract surgery for you will depend on your circumstances and preferences. Talk to your doctor to discuss the options and decide which is right for you.