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It
is mainly utilized for two
surgical procedures. The use of
this laser does not require any
anesthesia & recovery period is
minimal. |
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YAG Capsulotomy. |
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YAG laser is used to
remove capsular opacification
after cataract within seconds.
No Pain, No discomfort. |
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YAG PI (Peripheral iridutomy) |
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It
is one of the treatment
modalities in closed angle
glaucoma. With the help of YAG
laser an opening is created in
the peripheral iris hence
bypassing the blocked area &
bringing down the pressure in
the eye. Further attacks are
also prevented. |
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What is After-Cataract Yag Laser
Treatment ? |
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In
cataract surgery the bag of the
lens is left inside the eye
purposefully to support the IOL
(Intra Ocular Lens). Over a
period of time, a few remaining
cells of the natural bag grow
and make the bag thick and
opaque which obscure the vision.
This is not a complication.
With help of the Yag Laser small
opening is made in the bag in
the centre in just a few
seconds. This is not a surgery.
Yag Laser Treatment is a
noninvasive OPD procedure and
requires no anesthesia and no
patch. Younger patients are more
prone to this thickening of the
bag. |
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