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| Cataract and epiretinal eye surgery - experience of a patient |
eye surgery cataracts - epiretinal membrane personal experience by miloš kaláb with links to andrew edelsten, tom raymond, and manuel olin important information about many eye disorders may be foundist confirmed that a cataract was developing and referred me to an ophthalmologist, who suggested surgery. it is a little weird to admit that the mother of a man close to retirement warned him not toto pay $200 and obtain a different kind of lens by a more sophisticated surgical procedure. later this surcharge was abolished. this second operation lasted for only 15 min., the wound was only 3 mmlying retina. if delayed for too long, surgery would not restore my original sight. it took me another year before i called the eye institute if surgery was still possible - and was offered it the recovery room. there i was disconnected from the intravenous bottle. my blood pressure was somewhat elevated (160/90) but soon my belongings were brought to my bed. i dressed, now keeping my headainly ask to have the "good eye" drained to replenish it with a fresh clear vitreous. the doctor found my idea somewhat unusual. a gradual return of three-dimensional vision when using a dissectingglasses were not sufficient to reasonably reduce the sun's glare on the water. a few weeks before the epiretinal membrane developed in my left eye, i was turning the soil in the garden and experienced
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