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Cataract surgery in patients with advanced cognitive impairment who cannot consent for surgery: an evaluation of surgical outcomes, review of the literature and recommendations for the cataract pathway

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By Mumta Kanda, Alasdair Warwick, Giulio Pocobelli, Rajesh Deshmukh
| British Journal of Ophthalmology
Background Patients with advanced cognitive impairment and cataract are an under-represented group with limited data on surgery outcomes and best practice. The burden of cataract in these groups is significant, and its functional impact can be severe and poorly recognised. We aimed to evaluate cataract surgery outcomes and optimise the surgical pathway for this group at our unit.
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Outcomes of immediate sequential bilateral cataract surgeries (ISBCS) performed by trainees vs consultants: a two-armed cohort study - Eye

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By Rajesh Deshmukh, Sam Myers, Alasdair Warwick
| Nature Verified
Abstract To compare outcomes of Immediate Sequential Bilateral Cataract Surgeries (ISBCS) performed by resident doctors versus consultant ophthalmologists at Moorfields Eye Hospital and its satellite centres. The study reviewed ISBCS performed by phacoemulsification and intraocular lens implant, comparing resident ophthalmologists (Gr1) and consultant ophthalmologists (Gr2).
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When Can I Use Eye Makeup After Cataract or Lens Replacement Surgery?

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By Rajesh Deshmukh
| Blogarama
Tags: makeup eye makeup lens replacement surgery Cataract OR lens exchange is an outpatient procedure, it is an invasive surgery that involves making an incision in the eye. Any foreign body entering it will cause an infection – for eg: a speck of dust, or bacteria. Recovery post cataract surgery is easy, all you need to do is follow the post-operative care given by Mr. Deshmukh.
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