Multi-Wavelength Pattern Scanning System - LightLas 532 / 670 – Operators Manual
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6.3
Possible side-effect or adverse reactions
During or following surgical treatment with the Multi-Wavelength Pattern Scanning
System - LightLas 532 / 670 Laser there are some potential effects or reactions that
should be considered. They are similar to any other surgical procedure and include:
Pain:
this i
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generally minimal but dependent on the treatment performed.
Sepsis:
care should always be taken to ensure that possible infection risks are
minimized.
Bleeding:
post-operative bleeding must be considered and the patient should be
observed and evaluation made for each on an individual basis.
Perforation:
this is more likely to occur when using the Endoprobes so particular
care is required. In particular it is important not to bring the end of the probe
closer to the tissue whilst firing the Laser.
Intraocular pressure:
the IOL pressure can increase as a result of the Laser
treatment so the patient should be monitored and treated accordingly where
this is a potential issue.
Venous Pressure:
patients should be cautioned against performing any activity
that could increase their venous pressure in their head or eyes. Avoid rubbing
their eyes, blowing their nose and prolonged sneezing or coughing. The head
should be slightly elevated during sleep, while recovering from the treatment
For the Multi-Wavelength Pattern Scanning System - LightLas 532 / 670 Laser system
several key safety issues to consider are:
All laser treatment indications and contraindications are well documented and
readily available for the doctors to reference.
There is a long history already for the various treatments when using these two
types of laser, so all possible side effects and adverse reactions are well
understood.
The doctor should always ensure they are adequately trained to perform the
Laser procedures in Multi-Wavelength Pattern Scanning System - LightLas 532 /
670 Laser system.
