Posturing After Vitrectomy Surgery

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One of the most frequent questions from our patients is how long they have to wait to get clear vision It is common for patients to feel intimidated and scared when they hear they need to be facedown for several weeks,

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Conditions Mr Danny Mitry treats include: cataract, lens exchange, complex cataract, dry eyes, blepharitis, trauma, NOTE: We now replace the chairs with a foot stool, coffee table, or Rubbermaid containers that are about 12-14" off the the floor.

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• One of the most frequent questions from our patients is how long they have to wait to get clear vision
• It is common for patients to feel intimidated and scared when they hear they need to be facedown for several weeks,
• Conditions Mr Danny Mitry treats include: cataract, lens exchange, complex cataract, dry eyes, blepharitis, trauma,
• NOTE: We now replace the chairs with a foot stool, coffee table, or Rubbermaid containers that are about 12-14" off the the floor.

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