Cataract surgery procedure anesthesia
Is surgery the only treatment for cataract?
The National Eye Institute (NEI) explains that surgery is the only way to get rid of cataracts. Although surgery is ultimately the only treatment option for cataracts, NEI offers some home treatment options for managing cataracts early on. Use brighter lights at home and at work. Wear anti-glare sunglasses.
Will I need general anesthesia for cataract surgery?
These days, it is uncommon for cataract surgery to be performed under general anaesthesia. If an adult is unable to lie still or has significant head tremor, extreme anxiety or claustrophobia, then a general anaesthetic may be needed. Children are more likely to need a general anaesthetic.
Does cataract surgery require anesthesia?
Most patients undergoing cataract surgery are not given general anesthesia. However, you can discuss these matters with your doctor during the consultation process. Sedation may be necessary in some cases for cataract surgery.
[PDF File]Outpatient Preoperative Medication Guidelines – 2020
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Ophthalmic surgery consists of cataract, glaucoma, and retinal surgery, including vitrectomy (20, 23, 25, or 27 gauge) and scleral buckle for not only retinal detachment, but also for diabetic retinopathy, epiretinal membrane and macular hole surgery, and radioactive plaque implantation for choroidal melanoma.
[PDF File]Anaesthetic Management in Cataract Surgery - IntechOpen
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In the absence of either criteria, discontinue prior to surgery. Irreversible MAO antagonists may require 2 weeks after discontinuation of drug for normal MAO function to return. Therefore these medications should be tapered and discontinued two weeks before elective surgery.
[PDF File]Guideline for Preoperative Medication Management
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02/01/2018 01/25/2018 Description This document addresses the medical necessity of monitored anesthesia care and general anesthesia services for cataract surgery. This document does not address topical, local, regional or moderate sedation (“conscious sedation”) anesthesia.
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