ESCRS - PO1133 - Outcome Of A 100 Micro Keratome Assisted Lasik Surgeries In A Government Hospital In Urban Mumbai

Outcome Of A 100 Micro Keratome Assisted Lasik Surgeries In A Government Hospital In Urban Mumbai

Published 2024 - 42nd Congress of the ESCRS

Reference: PO1133 | Type: Free paper | DOI: 10.82333/mynx-3870

Authors: Ashish Eknath Bacchav* 1 , Shalmali Bacchav 1 , Sanskriti Prasad 1 , Sujata Chahande 1

1Grant Medical College,Mumbai,India

Purpose

This study examines outcomes from 100 LASIK procedures conducted at a tertiary eye care center, aiming to assess efficacy, safety, and patient satisfaction.

Setting

This study delves into the meticulous analysis of outcomes stemming from 100 LASIK procedures performed within a distinguished tertiary eye care center. 

Methods

The primary objective of this research is to comprehensively evaluate the efficacy, safety, and patient satisfaction associated with LASIK surgery, shedding light on its real-world application in a clinical setting. Through a rigorous methodology involving pre-operative assessments, that is analysis of visual acuity improvement, complications, patient satisfaction surveys, precise surgical techniques, and post-operative follow-ups, the study meticulously examines the visual outcomes achieved in the sample. Through detailed surveys and interviews, patient satisfaction, exploring factors influencing their perception of the procedure were determined

 

Data Collection: Pre-operative assessments, surgery details, post-operative follow-ups.

Results

Visual Acuity: Significant improvement observed in the majority of patients, that is 96% of the results were a visual acuity of 6/6, 3% were 6/9 and 1% was 6/12.

Complications: Low incidence, emphasizing surgeon expertise and technology. One patient had free flap intraoperatively, which was managed and patient resulted in a visual acuity of 6/6. 5% procedure caused mild dry eyes associated complaints on post op day 1 and 2.

Patient Satisfaction: High levels reported, influenced by personalized care and communication

Conclusions

Study demonstrates the efficacy of LASIK in a tertiary clinical setting. Positive visual outcomes and high patient satisfaction underline LASIK's effectiveness. Low complication rates highlight the importance of skilled surgeons and advanced technology. Findings reveal a remarkable enhancement in visual acuity for the majority of patients, underscoring the procedure's effectiveness in correcting refractive errors. Furthermore, the research scrutinizes the incidence of post-operative complications in ensuring the safety and well-being of patients undergoing LASIK. Beyond clinical parameters, this study delves into the qualitative aspects of patient experiences.