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๐Ÿ˜ท๐Ÿ‘Ž A growing shortage of surgeons across the U.S., combined with an aging population more vulnerable to eye diseases, is pushing the healthcare system to explore new solutions. Could office-based surgery be the answer?
๐Ÿค” As the demand for cataract surgery steadily rises, more ophthalmologists are turning to office-based procedures. This model offers several benefitsโ€”more personalized care, improved patient comfort, reduced anxiety, and added convenienceโ€”all without the need for a hospital or surgical centre.
โœ… Research featured in the Review of Ophthalmology supports this shift, showing that office-based surgeries offer safety outcomes comparable to those performed in ambulatory surgery centres, with low rates of postoperative complications.
๐Ÿ‘๏ธ With continued progress in the field, office-based surgery is positioned to play a larger role in ophthalmology. Still, itโ€™s essential for eye care professionals to assess each patientโ€™s unique needs when choosing between in-office or ambulatory surgical settings.