You will be seen in the morning and operated o the same day. You will be allowed to go home after the surgery.
Work up and evaluation for the Procedure / Surgery
Phacoemulsification cataract surgery
Discharge from Hospital
Reporting : 9:00 am to 11: am
Expected Stay : 2-3 hours
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Paarth Eye Hospital & Retina Centre
4B/268, Raibareli Road, Opposite Hotel Cosmos Above Corporation Bank, Near PGI, Uttar Pradesh 226014
INCLUDED in Packages
Services , medicines, disposables, and implants
Consultation before Procedure
This is consultation with the doctor before you actually have the surgery /procedure. After the consultation, doctor will decide the medical condition that you have and the treatment required.
Patient the attendant can have their questions and concerned addressed by the doctor.
Work up and evaluation for the Procedure / Surgery
These are the clinical and diagnostic test performed by different heath care professionals before any medical procedure /Surgery.
Details of the Work up and evaluation for the Procedure / Surgery are provided by the hospital in the discharge summary after the procedure.
Blood Investigations
These are the blood test required in the patient for managing the medical and surgical conditions associated.
Details of the Blood Investigations are provided by the hospital in the discharge summary after the procedure.
Counselling Services
Designated medical Counselor provides the the counselling about , medical conditions, treatment options, pain management, surgical procedure, implants, outcome of treatment, , consent for treatment and follow-up schedule.
Phacoemulsification is a modern cataract surgery in which the eye’s internal lens is emulsified with an ultrasonic handpiece and aspirated from the eye. Aspirated fluids are replaced with irrigation of balanced salt solution to maintain the anterior chamber.
Intra-ocular Lens
The intra-ocular lens in implanted during the Cataract surgery.The details of the lens is provided in the discharge summary at the time of discharge.
Pain Management: No injection /Topical anesthesia
Topical anesthetic, with the use of supplemental intracameral lidocaine, is the most commonly used method of anesthesia for cataract surgery. The upsides of this technique are that it does not alter vision, avoids the use of needles, and may not require sedation.
Medicine and Surgical Disposables
These include all the medicines, drugs , injections tablets and the surgical disposables used in evaluation , treatment and surgery of the patients . The details are provided by the final bill provided by the hospital.
Nursing services
The nursing care provided during the hospital stay.
Discharge summary after the medical procedure of Surgery
The hospital provided the discharge summary clearly indicated the the medical condition diagnosed, the investigations done , the treatment ( medical or surgical ) offered and advice regarding further treatment and follow-up.
NOT INCLUDED in packages
The services required after the patient is discharged from the hospital.
Follow-up Consultations After the Procedure
These are the consultations with the doctor that you have after the surgery /procedure is been done. It may vary from patient to patient..
Patient the attendant can have their questions and concerned addressed by the doctor.
Consultation with specialist of other specialties
Sometimes your medical condition requires a consultation from specialist of different medical fields.
Spectacles and Contact Lens
Usually required to correct small amount of refractive error present after surgery
Management of medical conditions arising after medical procedure/surgery
It is the management of medical conditions , which may or may not be related/ associated to the primary medical procedure or surgery , after the patient is discharged.
Ambulance services
For shifting the patients from one location
Dr Shashi Sharmahas an expertise of doing thousands of Cataract surgeries. He is well trained in managing complex cataract diseases, Retinal disorders like Diabetic Retinopathy, Age Related Macular Degeneration, Vein Occlusion, Retinal detachment and
Retinopathy of Prematurity. He has special interest in managing Diabetic Retinopathy and Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP).
He has worked as Clinical Incharge and Head (Vitreo-Retina Services) in various institutes like ASG Eye Hospital (Varanasi), EyeQ Superspeciality Hospital (Lucknow &Kanpur). He is a visiting consultant for Lifeline Hospital Sohar, Oman and Burjheel Medical Centre Muscat, Oman.
Paarth Eye Hospital & Retina Centre, Lucknow
Dr.Shashi Sharma MBBS, MS (KGMU), DNB, FIOL, FVRS (Delhi)
Dr Shashi Sharma is a renowned Eye Surgeon and Retina Specialist in Lucknow. After completing his MBBS, he went on to pursue MS (Ophthalmology) from prestigious King George Medical University, Lucknow. He then pursued his DNB (Diplomate of National Board) followed by fellowship in Phacoemulsification &
IOL and fellowship in Vitreo-Retina from Venu Eye Institute and Research centre, Delhi.
