英国对眼激光手术亮红灯（British red light for eye laser surgery）.docVIP

英国对眼激光手术亮红灯（British red light for eye laser surgery） Nafangwang hearing yesterday (30) morning, the reporter learned from the British national clinical research: because there is not enough evidence to confirm that the eye laser refractive surgery is safe enough, the Institute has been since December 15th, the National Health Service (NHS) operation within nearly hyperopia laser lit a red light. But there is an eye specialist morning news in an interview with reporters said: under certain conditions, the safety and efficacy of eye laser refractive surgery is to be sure, from the current point of view, the vast majority of domestic patients the treatment effect is relatively good. The operation lacks long-term safety The British National Institute for clinical research conducted a year long assessment of laser refractive surgery in England and Welsh. The assessment results are that, from the current evidence on the safety of laser surgery in near sighted eyes, it is not enough to support the extension of such surgery in the national medical service system. According to the British National Institute of clinical research published on laser refractive surgery guidance report, morning news reporters found that although the report acknowledges that patients with ocular laser refractive surgery prior to some suffering from mild and moderate myopia is effective, but the report also pointed out that there is no enough evidence to show that this type of surgery for severe myopia or hyperopia patients. Meanwhile, the National Institute for clinical research has expressed concern about the long-term safety of near sighted laser surgery. The report pointed out: the long-term safety of nearly hyperopia laser surgery exist, in the absence of (National Health Service) special permission, the existing evidence is not sufficient to support the operation. Of course, the UK National Institute for clinical and not completely banned, near hyperopia laser surgery report pointed out: if c