logging in or signing up catinfo aSGuest11183 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 24 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: January 22, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript MoorfieldsCataract Information a self-guided presentation : MoorfieldsCataract Information a self-guided presentation Welcome to Fundamental questions... : Fundamental questions... What is a cataract? What treatments are available? What should I expect? What are the possible risks? After you have completed this presentation… : After you have completed this presentation… Before we begin : Before we begin Section One 1 How this presentation works : How this presentation works Touchscreen Click Here Point and Touch A Demonstration: The Checkpoint Screen : STOP WAIT GO A Demonstration: The Checkpoint Screen A Practice Exercise (yellow light) : A Practice Exercise (yellow light) Well done! : Well done! What is a Cataract? : What is a Cataract? Section Two 2 How the Eye Works : How the Eye Works iris lens retina What is Cataract? : What is Cataract? What causes cataracts? : What causes cataracts? Typically 60+ years AFTER the Age of 40 Age Related Cataract Other Causes Eye injury Diabetes Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen How can I tell if I have a cataract? : How can I tell if I have a cataract? Section Three 3 What are symptoms of Cataract? : What are symptoms of Cataract? Do you have blurred vision? : Do you have blurred vision? Do you notice glare or are you sensitive with bright lights? : Do you notice glare or are you sensitive with bright lights? Do colours appear dull or faded? : Do colours appear dull or faded? How are cataracts treated? : How are cataracts treated? Section Four 4 Common questions : Common questions When to treat? Difficulties with daily activities Both eyes treated at the same time? No Preventions? None Are cataracts removed by laser? No Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Coming to Moorfields : Coming to Moorfields Section Five 5 Cataracts treated by surgery : Cataracts treated by surgery Surgery the only effective treatment Highly successful in majority of patients Coming to Moorfields : Coming to Moorfields Pre-surgical Procedures : Pre-surgical Procedures Sight test Lens/Cornea examination Pupil dilation Retinal examination Biometric measurements 1. Sight Test : 1. Sight Test 2. Lens/Cornea Examination : 2. Lens/Cornea Examination 3. Pupil Dilation (eye drops) : 3. Pupil Dilation (eye drops) 4. Retinal Examination : 4. Retinal Examination Examine the back of the eye 5. Biometric Measurements : 5. Biometric Measurements 6. Blood Pressure and ECG : 6. Blood Pressure and ECG Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen What will happen on the day of surgery : What will happen on the day of surgery Section Six 6 1. Pupil Dilation (eye drops) : 1. Pupil Dilation (eye drops) 2. Anaesthetic treatment : 2. Anaesthetic treatment Pre-surgery Procedures : Pre-surgery Procedures During Cataract Surgery : During Cataract Surgery Small cut is made Window-like opening in lens capsule Artificial lens inserted Cloudy parts removed Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Possible Complications : Possible Complications Section Seven 7 Common Side-Effects : Common Side-Effects Treated easily Bruising of the eye or eyelid Raised eye pressure Allergic reaction to eyedrops “After-Cataract” blurriness Rare (but serious) Complications : Rare (but serious) Complications Endophthalmitis Bleeding inside the eye 1 out of 1000 Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Minor Complications : Minor Complications Tearing of the backpart of the lens capsule Accumulation of fluid Detached retina Pronounced inflammation Cloudy cornea 5 out of 100 Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen What happens after surgery? : What happens after surgery? Section Eight 8 What happens after surgery? : What happens after surgery? Immediatelyafter 1st Day after 1-2 Months after Resume usual activities 2-3 Weeks after Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Will I need new glasses after Surgery? : Will I need new glasses after Surgery? YES, usually after one month For Astigmatism Special surgical cuts Toric Lenses Multifocal Lenses After Care Procedures : After Care Procedures Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Please notify the nurse when you have completed this session. : Please notify the nurse when you have completed this session. The End Thank You! In a short while you will have yourface-to-face consultation. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
catinfo aSGuest11183 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 24 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: January 22, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript MoorfieldsCataract Information a self-guided presentation : MoorfieldsCataract Information a self-guided presentation Welcome to Fundamental questions... : Fundamental questions... What is a cataract? What treatments are available? What should I expect? What are the possible risks? After you have completed this presentation… : After you have completed this presentation… Before we begin : Before we begin Section One 1 How this presentation works : How this presentation works Touchscreen Click Here Point and Touch A Demonstration: The Checkpoint Screen : STOP WAIT GO A Demonstration: The Checkpoint Screen A Practice Exercise (yellow light) : A Practice Exercise (yellow light) Well done! : Well done! What is a Cataract? : What is a Cataract? Section Two 2 How the Eye Works : How the Eye Works iris lens retina What is Cataract? : What is Cataract? What causes cataracts? : What causes cataracts? Typically 60+ years AFTER the Age of 40 Age Related Cataract Other Causes Eye injury Diabetes Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen How can I tell if I have a cataract? : How can I tell if I have a cataract? Section Three 3 What are symptoms of Cataract? : What are symptoms of Cataract? Do you have blurred vision? : Do you have blurred vision? Do you notice glare or are you sensitive with bright lights? : Do you notice glare or are you sensitive with bright lights? Do colours appear dull or faded? : Do colours appear dull or faded? How are cataracts treated? : How are cataracts treated? Section Four 4 Common questions : Common questions When to treat? Difficulties with daily activities Both eyes treated at the same time? No Preventions? None Are cataracts removed by laser? No Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Coming to Moorfields : Coming to Moorfields Section Five 5 Cataracts treated by surgery : Cataracts treated by surgery Surgery the only effective treatment Highly successful in majority of patients Coming to Moorfields : Coming to Moorfields Pre-surgical Procedures : Pre-surgical Procedures Sight test Lens/Cornea examination Pupil dilation Retinal examination Biometric measurements 1. Sight Test : 1. Sight Test 2. Lens/Cornea Examination : 2. Lens/Cornea Examination 3. Pupil Dilation (eye drops) : 3. Pupil Dilation (eye drops) 4. Retinal Examination : 4. Retinal Examination Examine the back of the eye 5. Biometric Measurements : 5. Biometric Measurements 6. Blood Pressure and ECG : 6. Blood Pressure and ECG Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen What will happen on the day of surgery : What will happen on the day of surgery Section Six 6 1. Pupil Dilation (eye drops) : 1. Pupil Dilation (eye drops) 2. Anaesthetic treatment : 2. Anaesthetic treatment Pre-surgery Procedures : Pre-surgery Procedures During Cataract Surgery : During Cataract Surgery Small cut is made Window-like opening in lens capsule Artificial lens inserted Cloudy parts removed Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Possible Complications : Possible Complications Section Seven 7 Common Side-Effects : Common Side-Effects Treated easily Bruising of the eye or eyelid Raised eye pressure Allergic reaction to eyedrops “After-Cataract” blurriness Rare (but serious) Complications : Rare (but serious) Complications Endophthalmitis Bleeding inside the eye 1 out of 1000 Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Minor Complications : Minor Complications Tearing of the backpart of the lens capsule Accumulation of fluid Detached retina Pronounced inflammation Cloudy cornea 5 out of 100 Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen What happens after surgery? : What happens after surgery? Section Eight 8 What happens after surgery? : What happens after surgery? Immediatelyafter 1st Day after 1-2 Months after Resume usual activities 2-3 Weeks after Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Will I need new glasses after Surgery? : Will I need new glasses after Surgery? YES, usually after one month For Astigmatism Special surgical cuts Toric Lenses Multifocal Lenses After Care Procedures : After Care Procedures Checkpoint Screen : Checkpoint Screen Please notify the nurse when you have completed this session. : Please notify the nurse when you have completed this session. The End Thank You! In a short while you will have yourface-to-face consultation.