Fotocoagulação a laser deixa manchas na visão?
In this video, Dr. Mario Bulla, ophthalmologist and retina surgeon, explores an extremely relevant and often misunderstood topic: laser photocoagulation. Laser treatment is a common and safe procedure performed in a doctor's office to treat various eye conditions, primarily in the area of the retina. However, as with any medical procedure, there are possible complications and adverse effects that can occur. Dr. Bulla discusses the most common applications of lasers in ophthalmology, including the treatment of retinal breaks and diabetic retinopathy. He discusses the evolution of laser machines, which are now more precise and less invasive than they were in the past. In addition, Dr. Bulla clarifies how laser scarring can affect vision, detailing situations in which laser treatment should be applied more intensely or closer to the macula. By watching this video, you will have a better understanding of how laser treatment works, its risks and benefits, and why it is a vital tool in an ophthalmologist's arsenal for treating serious eye conditions. FAQ: Is laser treatment safe? Yes, laser treatment is generally considered safe and is performed in a doctor's office, without the need to go to the hospital. Can the laser affect vision? Yes, the laser can affect vision, especially if the laser scar is in an important region of the visual field. However, the procedure is designed to minimize the impact on vision and is used to treat conditions that could result in much greater vision loss if left untreated. Is the laser always applied to the same region of the retina? No, the laser application site depends on the condition being treated. In general, the laser is applied to the periphery of the retina, but in some cases, it may be necessary to apply it closer to the macula (center of the retina). Is the laser scar permanent? Yes, the laser scar is permanent and can cause a permanent change in vision. However, the goal of laser treatment is to prevent further damage that could result in vision loss if left untreated. Video Chapters: 0:00:00 - Introduction and presentation of the topic. 0:00:33 - How laser treatment works 0:01:56 - Evolution of laser machines 0:02:58 - Effects of the laser scar on vision 0:04:00 - Conclusion and closing of the video Follow us on instagram: / retina.bulla This video as well as its comments are not a substitute for medical consultation and are for educational purposes only, and should not be used for decision making, requiring a face-to-face consultation with a medical specialist. Author: Dr. Mário César Bulla Cremers 28120 Ophthalmologist - Retinologist www.clinicabulla.com.br www.especialistaemretina.com.br Instagram: @retina.bulla Video URL: • Fotocoagulação a laser deixa manchas na vi... @Retina and Vitreous #retina #ophthalmology #vision

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