Sentences with phrase «undergoing cataract»
Pets undergoing cataract surgery require an initial examination, an electroretinogram or ERG, to determine their retinal function, medications, general anesthesia, hospitalization for 2 nights, and of course the cataract surgery itself.
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One such study will test the effectiveness of a novel intra-ocular drug device to improve the vision and outcome of dogs undergoing cataract surgery.
In this study, special intraocular lenses containing celecoxib will be implanted in the eyes of dogs undergoing cataract surgery.
Older women with cataract can reduce their risk of death from any cause and from certain specific causes by undergoing cataract surgery, reveals a surprising new research.
I underwent a cataract...
Diabetic dogs can undergo cataract surgery after the diabetes is brought under control.
The ophthalmologist must evaluate many criteria before determining if a dog can or should undergo cataract surgery.
When people undergo cataract surgery, they usually pay very little for it because insurance picks up most of the tab of the surgeon's fee, facility fee, and anesthesia / sedation fee.
Just because a dog's eye has a cataract does not mean that the dog must undergo cataract surgery.
«Murphy» underwent cataract surgery in both eyes to remove her diabetic cataracts.
It is the belief of Dr. McCalla, however, that a dog with PRA that is on daily specific antioxidant supplementation supplementation AND still has some viable retinal function at the time that the cataracts progress, can undergo cataract surgery.
The lead researcher, however, noted that at this point the benefits of the drugs exceeded the small risk of having to undergo a cataract procedure.
Just yesterday, I was talking about a family member who recently underwent cataract surgery.
Not exact matches
To analyze the correlation between myopia development and education, researchers at the Mainz University Medical Center examined nearsightedness in 4,658 Germans aged 35 to 74, excluding anyone with cataracts or who had undergone refractive surgery.
Compared with mice that kept all their senescent cells, mice undergoing spring - cleaning of old cells had stronger muscles, fewer cataracts and less wrinkled skin (because their fat deposits in their skin were in better shape).
A medication is currently undergoing testing for the prevention of diabetic cataracts, but data on the efficacy of the medication is still being collected, and the medication is not available to the general public.
Obviously, the patient must be in good general health to undergo surgery; diabetic dogs must be well regulated before cataract surgery.
This dog developed secondary toxic cataracts, was supplemented daily with a specific canine antioxidant vision supplement, and underwent successful cataract surgery.