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EVALUATION OF IMPROVEMENT IN THE PATIENT'S EYESIGHT IN FAR DISTANCE BEFORE AND AFTER PHACO SURGERY
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Background: The improvement in patient’s eyesight after cataract surgery that is a legitimate expectation of patients and doctors. Objective: To identify the level of improvement in patient’s eyesight among far distance after phaco surgery. Materials and method: A analytically described cross-sectional study was conducted on 492 patients with Phaco cataract surgery. The data is collected using the internal data source of Phaco surgical patient information. Results: Of the 492 patients involved in our study, 316 were female and 176 were male. The average age of the patients was 66.68±10.33 years of age with 78.0% of patients aged 60 and over having 468 patient visits – corresponding to a rate of 95.1% of patients with good vision improvement after surgery; there were 24 patient visits – corresponding to a rate of 4.9% of patients with poor vision improvement after surgery. Conclusions: More than 95% of patients improved their eyesight well according to the Quality Standards of Cataract Surgery of the Ministry of Health.
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Phaco, improvement, eyesight, Can Tho
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