Eugene High-Frequency Ultrasound Cataract Removal Microsurgery: Treatment Update

Sep 28, 2022

A leading Eugene, OR-based eye clinic (541-343-5000) announces updates to its cataract treatment services for patients in the city.

Eugene,United States - September 28, 2022 /PressCable/ —

As part of its expanded service, Pacific ClearVision Institute provides expert assessment, diagnosis, and cutting-edge solutions for individuals suffering from cloudy vision, sensitivity to light, and declining night vision. The practice specializes in helping cataract patients achieve clearer vision either through prescription lenses or surgical procedures.

More details can be found at https://pcvi.com/treatments-eugene/cataract

The recent announcement details what clients can expect from the practice’s experienced team of optometry specialists. Pacific ClearVision’s specialists educate patients on the treatment options available to them, advising on whether surgery is appropriate or if stronger spectacle lenses can delay the need for more invasive and longer-term solutions.

Cataracts are caused by protein building up on the lens of the eye. This prevents light from passing through the lens, causing vision to become cloudy and, in more extreme cases, resulting in partial blindness. While the condition affects people of all ages, it is most common in older patients and can be exacerbated by diabetes and excessive exposure to the sun.

Pacific ClearVision Institute performs detailed visual acuity testing, including glare assessments to measure the extent of the cataract presentation. Slit lamp examinations use specialist microscopes to inspect both the cornea and the iris. The clinical team also performs retinal exams which involve the application of drops to widen the pupils for easier inspection of the retina.

When surgery becomes necessary, the procedure is performed in-house at the Eugene practice and does not require an overnight stay. The cloudy lens is removed and replaced with a synthetic one via microsurgery, with the process only taking around 10 minutes to complete. No needles, stitches, or patches are used. The surgical team uses high-frequency ultrasound to soften the cataract, enabling it to be vacuumed out through a tiny incision on the cornea or under the eyelid.

Patients can expect to recover quickly, with most clients able to enjoy normal activities such as driving or even playing golf soon after the procedure. Pacific ClearVision Institute’s surgeons can also optimize the power and alignment of the new intraocular lens via ORA intraoperative aberrometry. The latest lens technology from brands such as Crystalens, Symfony, and Activefocus is also available at the clinic.

A spokesperson says, “With state-of-the-art instruments, our surgeons can determine the power of the implant that will give the best visual outcome after treatment. Many people will see 20/40 or better on the first day, depending on previous astigmatism or other factors such as glaucoma or macular degeneration. If a person prefers, the power of the implant can be adjusted to provide clearer reading vision.”

For more information, go to https://pcvi.com/treatments-eugene/cataract

Contact Info:
Name: Jessica Singleton
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Organization: Pacific ClearVision Institute
Address: 1125 Darlene Lane Suite 100, Eugene, OR 97401, United States
Phone: +1-541-343-5000
Website: https://pcvi.com/

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