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No-Blade Cataract Surgery
VISTA’s No-Blade Cataract Surgery uses a femtosecond laser (also used in No-Blade LASIK) to replace many steps performed manually by a surgeon, resulting in a great level of precision, safety and results for patients.
Benefits
Safe
Reduced risks – including blindness and damage to the cornea (endothelial cell loss).
Simple Surgery
Replaces some manual steps and the use of a surgical blade (knife).
Good Visual Results
Good lens position maximizes visual results, while Phaco energy used results in fast recovery and good results.
Fast Recovery
Less phaco energy used results in fast recovery and good results
Short Surgery Time
Pre-breaking of the cataract using the femtosecond laser reduces surgery time and risk.
How is it done?
- Meta-analysis finds better profile for femtosecond cataract surgry compared with conventional cataract surgery, Feb 2017
- Femtosecond Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery, Current SNEC Website
- Femtosecond Laser could help in challenging cataract cases, May 2016
- Efficacy and safety of femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery versus conventional phacoemulsification for cataract: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials, August 2015
- A review of Laser-Assisted versus Traditional phacoemulsification cataract surgery, February 2017
- Evolutions in Laser Technologies making cataract surgery safer, November 2016
- Update and Clinical utility of the LenSx Femtosecond Laser in Cataract Surgery, October 2016
Premium Lens Options
See Better, See More, See the World
It is important to take a step back and understand more about yourself before choosing.
Are you active, still driving – especially at night, like reading, or are still using a lot of handheld devices?
Are you willing to wear reading glasses permanently?
Often misunderstood as a “laser” procedure, the standard surgery performed by most doctors in Malaysia involves using a metal blade and other tools for the surgery.
The Procedure
1. Incisions
A metal blade is used to make entry incisions on the cornea to allow access within the eye.
2. Capsule Opening
An opening is created by manually tearing the thin capsular bag.
3. Cataract removal
Phacoemulsification (ultrasonic energy needed) breaks the cataract into smaller pieces and removed via sunction.
4. Insertion of Lens
A replacement lens is inserted. Sutures may be needed.
Lens Implantation
Generally, a monofocal lens is implanted in the eye to replace the cataractous lens. This allows for good distance vision, while glasses are needed for intermediate (arm’s length) or near (reading) vision.
Monofocal Lens (Traditional)
Our Technology
Advanced technology for not just your treatment, but also the diagnostics and examinations.
The ZEISS IOLMaster® 500 is the gold standard in optical biometry with more than 100 million successful IOL power calculations to date. With the ZEISS IOLMaster 500 you get a piece of modern technology that points the way to the future of optical biometry.
The FEMTO LDV Z8 is one of the most versatile femtosecond laser currently on the market offering great flexibility and ultimate precision in Ziemer’s proven compact and mobile design. The integrated OCT enables for truly tailor-made surgery.
Featuring OZil® Intelligent Phaco software upgrades, the INFINITI® Vision System puts optimized OZil® torsional emulsification at your fingertips. With enhanced fluidic management and surgical control, the INFINITI® Vision System delivers the strategic advantage in customized phaco procedures.
As varied as the patients needs are the treatment options offered with LENTIS Premium intraocular lenses. These advanced technology intraocular lenses cover the individual needs and personal preferences regarding visual acuity for you.
HD Topography and Tomography for highly accurate diagnostics and measurements to help the surgeon make the best choice for your treatment.
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