Operation of a ptosis

Introduction If there is a pronounced age-related or congenital ptosis, surgery on the affected eyelid is indicated. However, if the ptosis is caused by paralysis or muscle weakness, surgery should usually not be performed. Alternatively, in these cases, bar glasses can be fitted to pull the upper eyelid upwards. The operation is performed under local … Operation of a ptosis

Lockjaw

The symptoms of a lockjaw include a disorder of the jaw closure. The closing of the jaw can only be impaired or not function at all. The jaw of the affected person is then permanently open and regardless of the force and effort with which the affected person tries, he or she does not manage … Lockjaw

Scoliosis: Therapy and Surgery

Therapy for scoliosis consists of several components. In principle, the aim is to guide the affected person on how to live with scoliosis without impairment as far as possible and what he can do to prevent his situation from worsening: scoliosis is a chronic growth deformity that usually progresses if it is not counteracted by … Scoliosis: Therapy and Surgery

The Lasik – OP

Procedure Overall, Lasik surgery changes the shape of the cornea. In the case of myopia a flattening of the cornea is desired, in the case of hyperopia a splitting by Lasik to correct the visual defect. After the eye has been anaesthetized (topical anaesthesia), the patient is given an eyelid retractor for an optimal overview … The Lasik – OP

Consequences of an operation | What are the consequences of a slipped disc?

Consequences of an operation The most commonly used surgical technique for removing a herniated disc is open surgery (microsurgical discectomy). With this procedure, even in complicated and severe cases, one has full insight into the area to be operated. This operation requires a general anaesthetic, which in turn is associated with risks. Especially in older … Consequences of an operation | What are the consequences of a slipped disc?